Would the US protect NATO allies if they were attacked?

This is America: Jim Townsend says he is unsure whether the US would send troops if a NATO ally were attacked.
- • Article 5 requires assistance to attacked allies but does not mandate the use of armed force.
- • U.S. constitutional processes require Congressional authorization before deploying troops.
- • Donald Trump has questioned the automaticity of defense if allies do not meet spending requirements.
NATO is a collective defense treaty where members consult or assist during security threats. The U.S. maintains a commitment to the alliance while preserving its own sovereign right to determine the nature of its response.
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