Europe Debates Military Service Amid US Security Concerns and Russia's Actions

Several European countries are considering reinstating compulsory military service. This comes after the invasion of Ukraine in 2022 and amid worries about US commitment to European security. Poland announced plans to offer military training to 100,000 civilians annually starting in 2027. Concerns grew after former US President Donald Trump questioned the transatlantic alliance, suggesting Europe should handle its own defense.

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