President Trump has vowed to pull far more than 5,000 American troops from Germany, escalating a public feud with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and deepening rifts within his own party over U.S. military strategy in the wake of the Iran conflict.
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President Trump says he will pull more U.S. troops from Germany after an initial reduction of 5,000, while Republican leaders in Congress say they're "very concerned" about the move and the signal it sends to America's adversaries.