US Withdraws Troops from Middle East Bases

American forces are leaving key facilities amid growing instability in the region. This is a precautionary measure to protect troops.

A US official told Reuters that the United States is withdrawing troops from its main bases in the Middle East as a precautionary measure amid rising tensions in the region. The move is aimed at ensuring the safety of personnel and mitigating potential risks.

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