The US National Security Council (NSC) has begun a significant restructuring under President Donald Trump. This move, motivated by a desire for efficiency, involves sending termination notices to several staff members dealing with various geopolitical issues. The changes aim to trim the NSC from hundreds of staff members to just a few dozen, thereby granting more decision-making authority to the State and Defense Departments. The reorganization seeks to reshape the NSC's role in national security coordination, especially in light of recent leadership changes within the council.
The restructuring of the NSC is expected to grant more authority to the state department, the defense department and other agencies, reducing the staff to just a few dozen.
The NSC is the main body used by presidents to coordinate national security strategy, making key decisions regarding the US's approach to volatile conflicts.
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