Defense
Allies and Congress are about to lose a key window into US military plans
The Pentagon chief told senators a ceasefire in the Middle East pauses a 60-day war powers clock.
The Defense Department “was not expecting it,” a congressional aide said.
There are 38,000 U.S. troops and personnel stationed in Germany, and cutting forces there would face opposition on Capitol Hill.
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