WASHINGTON, D.C.: US President Donald Trump said Friday (Saturday in Manila) that the United States remained committed to NATO’s mutual defense pledge, after he failed to endorse it in a speech in Brussels last month.
Amid worries by Washington’s European partners that the US leader had not fully bought into the Atlantic alliance, Trump told reporters: “I’m committing the United States to Article Five. Certainly we are there to protect.”
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