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Fresh uncertainty is sweeping through NATO as reports suggest the Trump administration is moving toward canceling a key Tomahawk missile arrangement with Germany. The development comes amid broader questions over Washington's long-term role in Europe's security architecture. U.S. officials reportedly fear the deployment could be viewed by Moscow as a major escalation, while European allies worry it could weaken deterrence at a time of heightened tensions with Russia. Germany has increasingly emphasized the need for long-range precision strike capabilities, particularly as Russia maintains advanced missile systems in Kaliningrad and Belarus. The reported review of the missile deal adds to growing concerns across NATO about future U.S. commitments, burden-sharing, and the alliance's readiness in an increasingly volatile security environment.