US EditionUS shifts military resources in Mideast in response to Israel strikes and possible Iran attack
- The United States moved multiple missile destroyers closer to the Middle East in response to Israel's military strikes against Iran, as reported by the Associated Press.
- The USS Thomas Hudner is repositioning from the western Mediterranean to the eastern Mediterranean for potential use against threats.
- President Donald Trump is set to meet with National Security Council principals to discuss the military situation on Friday.
- About 40,000 U.S. troops are currently in the region, with many taking precautionary measures due to the anticipation of a response from Tehran.
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US to move navy fleet to middle east
As tensions between Iran and Israel escalate into a dangerous regional conflict, the United States is adjusting its naval presence in the Middle East to bolster Israel’s security, deter Iranian aggression, and balance its global military commitments. The USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier strike group remains deployed in the Eastern Mediterranean, underscoring America’s steadfast commitment… Source
The U.S. is redistributing military assets, including ships, in the Middle East in response to Israel's attacks on Iran and a possible retaliatory attack by Tehran, two U.S. officials said Friday.
The United States is participating in the Israeli attack in Iran to reject Tehran's counterattack. An Israeli source quoted by Barak Ravid, a Washington correspondent, reported it...
Biden's Misguided Military Maneuvers in the Middle East - Real News Now
U.S. officials reported a shift in the deployment of their military resources, including naval forces, in the Middle East, ensuing reactive operations against Iran in the aftermath of Israel’s attacks. An imminent strike back by Iran forms the premise for this strategic adjustment. The Navy directed their missile-defense destroyer, USS Thomas Hudner, to navigate from the western Mediterranean Sea to the east. At the same time, orders for another…
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