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US Central Command Chief Supports Reducing Forces in Persian Gulf After Conflict

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דווח לראשונה בBehadrei Haredim · Aug 18, 2026

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US Central Command leader Admiral Brad Cooper supports cutting US forces in the Persian Gulf and shifting some troops to Israel amid rising regional tensions and base damages. The Pentagon is debating the move, balancing strategic benefits against espionage concerns. This comes as US-Iran relations worsen following President Trump's aggressive rhetoric about the Strait of Hormuz.

  • 01Admiral Brad Cooper backs reducing US forces in the Persian Gulf after recent conflict.
  • 02Pentagon discussions consider moving troops from Gulf states to Israeli bases.
  • 03Concerns exist about increased espionage risks with more US forces in Israel.
  • 04Defense Secretary Pete Ghesse has not yet formally approved force reductions.
  • 05Tensions escalate after Trump labels Strait of Hormuz as US territory.
  • 06Iran rejects Trump's claim, calling it an "illusion" on social media.

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OrganizationsUS Central Command, Pentagon
PlacesPersian Gulf, Israel, Strait of Hormuz, Washington

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