European countries make lots of weapons, but they need the U.S. to coordinate that firepower — something that's making it difficult to plan for a continental defense effort without Donald Trump's America. NATO chief Mark Rutte publicly mocked the idea of Europe defending itself without America, arguing the continent is helpless without U.S. capabilities. Interviews with diplomats and analysts show why: Europe’s industrial base can build guns, jets, tanks and missiles, but it still leans heavily

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