[Vance Calls U.S. Military Deployment Plan Cancellation in Poland a 'Routine Rotation Delay'] Golden Finance reported that on May 20, U.S. Vice President Vance stated during a press conference at the White House on the 19th that the recent media reports about the U.S. canceling the plan to deploy a force of over 4,000 troops to Poland this month is 'not a reduction, but a routine rotation delay.' Vance said he believes this is 'not a bad thing' for Europe and is actually 'encouraging Europe to take on more autonomous responsibility.' He stated that the U.S. cannot act as the 'world's police,' and that Europe must rely more on its own strength to stand firm. This will continue to be the U.S.'s policy toward Europe. Vance also mentioned that these U.S. troops might be deployed to other regions in Europe, and the claims about the U.S. engaging in 'large-scale troop withdrawals' are inaccurate. He believes that many European media outlets have 'overreacted' to this matter. (Xinhua News Agency)