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Subscribe here: https://www.youtube.com/EudebatesTvLI... After the NATO Defence Ministers meeting in Brussels, Secretary General Mark Rutte explained why the Supreme Allied Commander Europe (SACEUR) should remain American — even as Europe takes on greater responsibility inside the Alliance. With a strong U.S. conventional presence in Europe and the nuclear umbrella as the ultimate security guarantee, Rutte argued it is logical that the top military commander remains American. In the event of major conflict and reinforcements from across the Atlantic, that structure ensures cohesion and speed. But change is happening. Over time, all three Joint Force Commands will be European-led — a significant shift reflecting Europe’s rising defence spending and leadership. Meanwhile, Americans will continue to lead the component commands. This is not imbalance. It is a strategic division of labour in a global Alliance where the U.S. remains a superpower with responsibilities from the Arctic to the Indo-Pacific and the Middle East. Rutte’s message: NATO is adapting to global realities — stronger, fairer, and strategically aligned. Stay connected with us! Facebook: / eudebates.tv Twitter: / eudebates Instagram: / eudebates.tv #eudebates the unique initiative aiming to promote debate, dialogue, knowledge, participation and communication among citizens. #NATO #MarkRutte #SACEUR #JointForceCommand #TransatlanticAlliance #Brussels #EuropeanDefence #USLeadership #CollectiveDefence #NuclearUmbrella #Security #NATO2026 #AllianceStructure #IndoPacific #GlobalSecurity