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US Secretly Reduces Air Force Presence Near Iran Amid Cancelled Strike Plans The US is secretly reducing its air force presence near Iran by relocating assets to safer bases after President Trump canceled a planned airstrike. This shift aims to protect US forces from Iranian missile threats and adopts a deterrence strategy beyond Iran's direct strike range.
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What happened 01 US Defense Department is secretly reducing air presence at Middle East forward bases near Iran. 02 The plan, called 'Defensive Arc,' moves air assets to more secure, remote locations. 03 The shift follows President Trump's cancellation of a planned airstrike on Iran. 04 US strategy changed from offensive preparation to defensive protection against Iranian attacks. 05 Patriot and THAAD systems have less than two minutes warning time near Iran, prompting repositioning. 06 Long-range bombers are stationed in fortified southern European bases for rapid deployment. Translated and summarized by baba from Now 14 , the latest report. Read Now 14’s original The coverage
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