* American troops will remain stationed in Romania but there will be some change in how the U.S. rotates soldiers, Pentagon Chief Pete Hegseth told reporters on Fridaym, Reuters informs. American troops will remain stationed in Romania but there will be some change in how the U.S. rotates soldiers, Pentagon Chief Pete Hegseth told reporters on Friday. Hegseth said the decision was coordinate with the White House. “It’s all part of the view that we have of Europe. And there will remain troops in Romania, but there’s some change in how we rotate and how many..,”Hegseth said, adding that the decision was coordinated with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, U.S. European Command and that allies were “notified in advance.” Last week, the U.S. said it would cut back about 800 infantry brigade troops, a decision that affected Romania, Slovakia, Hungary and Bulgaria. Still, 1,000 U.S. soldiers will remain deployed in Romania. Rutte downplayed the decision on Wednesday during his visit to Bucharest,saying the move takes place “all the time” and that NATO “can always scale up collectively, including in Romania.”