The United States continues to send its air force groups and aircraft carriers to the Middle East, with the possibility of a major new operation against Iran. Since October 26, eight flights of C-17 Globemaster III heavy cargo aircraft have been recorded from Biggs Air Force Base in Texas to Ovda Air Force Base in Israel, as well as two flights by the US Navy to Al Manhad Base in the United Arab Emirates, according to OSINT analyst information. In the meantime, in recent days the number of direct flights from the United States has decreased, when the main activity was focused on the transition between European air bases and the Middle East. Specifically, US C-17s previously based in Al Khor, Qatar, have been transferred to Ramstein and Spangdahl air bases in Germany. At the same time, the transfer of support equipment from the British air base RAF Fairford, which used to be the main base of the American strategic bombers, continues. In the last two days, two C-17 planes returned from the base to the United States. A third US carrier group led by USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71) is also headed to the Middle East. According to various estimates, the group may pass through the Singapore Straits on November 6-7 and join the USS George H.W. Bush (CVN-77) and USS George Washington (CVN-73). If this prediction comes true and the two aircraft carriers stationed in the region remain in place, the United States could simultaneously deploy three carrier strike groups in the Middle East region, which seems reasonable given the departure of the bulk of the strategic air force from Britain. However, it is still unclear whether this is a long-term deployment or a routine rotation.

The United States continues to send its air force groups and aircraft carriers to the Middle East, with the possibility of a major new operation against Iran. Since October 26, eight flights of C-17 Globemaster III heavy cargo aircraft have been recorded from Biggs Air Force Base in Texas to Ovda Air Force Base in Israel, as well as two flights by the US Navy to Al Manhad Base in the United Arab Emirates, according to OSINT analyst information. In the meantime, in recent days the number of direct flights from the United States has decreased, when the main activity was focused on the transition between European air bases and the Middle East. Specifically, US C-17s previously based in Al Khor, Qatar, have been transferred to Ramstein and Spangdahl air bases in Germany. At the same time, the transfer of support equipment from the British air base RAF Fairford, which used to be the main base of the American strategic bombers, continues. In the last two days, two C-17 planes returned from the base to the United States. A third US carrier group led by USS Theodore Roosevelt (CVN-71) is also headed to the Middle East. According to various estimates, the group may pass through the Singapore Straits on November 6-7 and join the USS George H.W. Bush (CVN-77) and USS George Washington (CVN-73). If this prediction comes true and the two aircraft carriers stationed in the region remain in place, the United States could simultaneously deploy three carrier strike groups in the Middle East region, which seems reasonable given the departure of the bulk of the strategic air force from Britain. However, it is still unclear whether this is a long-term deployment or a routine rotation.