Pentagon cancels Army unit’s deployment to Europe with soldiers already in Poland
A US military deployment has been canceled. Soldiers from a cavalry unit were set to go to Europe as part of a rotation. Some of these soldiers are already in Poland and will now return to the US.
The cancellation was made by the Defense Department. It is not clear why this decision was made. The unit is based in Texas and was going to be part of a larger effort to support NATO forces.
Further details about the cancellation can be found through military news sources. The affected unit was scheduled to spend several months in Europe as part of this effort.
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