Amidst the ongoing impasse in nuclear talks with Iran, the United States has begun withdrawing some of its military personnel from the Middle East. President Trump, commenting on the situation, stated that the region could become ‘dangerous’ and reiterated the US position against Iran obtaining nuclear weapons. The State Department confirmed the move, citing a commitment to the safety of American citizens. The reduction in personnel includes the departure of non-essential military personnel and their families from countries like Iraq, Bahrain, and Kuwait.
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US Reduces Military Footprint in Middle East, Citing Iran Nuclear Standoff
