US EditionA u.s. General Asks to Take the Bases of Rota and Morón to Morocco in Response to Sánchez’s Position
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According to documents of the Department of Defense, since 1953 the United States has maintained agreements with Spain that facilitate the use of Rota and Morón as logistic pivots for the Mediterranean and Sahel. Morocco, despite its good relations with Washington, still lacks the technical infrastructure and legal shielding offered by the current NATO framework in Spanish territory. Spain, naval empire: how did it lead military repair Will Spai…
‘Time to relocate NAS Rota and Moron Air Base...to Morocco.’ ‘It’s time to move the bases of Rota and Morón... to Morocco.’
Madrid and Washington spend a particularly critical moment in their relations because of the distance between the two administrations.The US proposes to withdraw its military bases in Spain: its plan to take them to Morocco
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In any case, they do reflect a current of opinion within the U.S. Republican spectrum that sees with distrust the defense commitments of some European allies, especially when the budgetary objectives set at the NATO summits are not met.From the Spanish government, both the Minister of Defense, Margarita Robles, and the Foreign Minister, José Manuel Albares, have recalled that Spain will comply, “as it has always done”, with the capacity objectiv…
The recent call by retired General Robert Greenway for Donald Trump to consider the transfer of the bases of Rota and Morón to Morocco has reactivated a debate that has been latent in Spanish politics and defense for decades. This movement takes place in a tense international context, marked by the pulse among NATO members regarding military spending and the strategic role of each country, especially after the latest criticisms from Washington a…
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