‘A Security Risk We Cannot Run’: NATO Countries Reconsider Their Reliance on American-Made Fighter Jets
The F-35 Joint Strike Fighter program has served as a core component of the transatlantic alliance for years.
Cracks are beginning to appear in a decades-long effort by America to be NATO’s go-to source for fighter aircraft.
Some European partners are irked by President Trump’s increasingly expansionist rhetoric and approach to the Russia-Ukraine war, while others question what the president’s criticisms of NATO mean for America’s future in the alliance.
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