BRUSSELS (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Rex Tillerson's decision to miss his first meeting with NATO foreign ministers has unsettled European allies who fear the no-show reopens questions about President Donald Trump's commitment to the alliance.
Reuters exclusively reported on Monday that Tillerson would stay at home to attend Trump's expected April 6-7 talks with Chinese President Xi Jinping in Florida, skipping the April 5-6 NATO talks. U.S. officials also said Tillerson would visit Russia later in April.
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