The German Navy Can’t Get Enough P-8 Patrol Aircraft
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Only in June the German government had moved two naval ships to East Africa to be ready for a possible deployment in the Strait of Hormus. Now they are to withdraw again - because of the unstable situation in the Middle East.
Germany wanted to participate in an operation to secure free seafaring in the Strait of Hormus. Now the ships sent are being withdrawn for the time being. Is it too hot for them?
Germany cites the "unstable political situation", sets as a primary condition for its participation in an operation in the Strait of Hormuz a sustainable ceasefire between Iran and the US. The post Red Sea: German ships withdraw - They would participate in an operation for navigation in Hormuz appeared first on in.gr.
Germany intends to move two military ships from Djibouti to the eastern Mediterranean in the following days, after reaching the conclusion that the conditions for a possible military security mission of the Ormuz Straits are not yet met, in view of the ongoing US-Iran war, said a spokesman for the Ministry of Defence, quoted by the DPA.
Germany has decided to withdraw two warships deployed in Djibouti to the Eastern Mediterranean in preparation for a possible international mine-clearing operation in the Strait of Hormuz.
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