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The US military appears to have removed one of its Patriot systems from the island of Okinawa in Japan in recent months. According to new satellite images dated 8 o'clock 1405 (28 days ago), one of the air defense sites on the island of Okinawa in Japan, which previously housed an active fire control radar/MPQ-65, six launchers and other units, now contains none of the main components of the Patriot system. On the island of Okinawa, with an area of ​​about 1200 square kilometers, which is only slightly larger than the city of Tehran, there are currently at least five Patriot batteries. Obviously, including the recently vacated site, the total number of systems is six. A review of other Patriot sites on this island does not show any changes such as augmentation or replacement of previous systems; Therefore, the desired system was removed from the island. Also, according to the mentioned cases and considering the recent conditions, the possibility of transferring this system to the Middle East is very high. It should be noted that this is probably just one example of the changes taking place. Muhammad Mehdi Babai (war news).

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The US military appears to have removed one of its Patriot systems from the island of Okinawa in Japan in recent months. According to new satellite images dated 8 o'clock 1405 (28 days ago), one of the air defense sites on the island of Okinawa in Japan, which previously housed an active fire control radar/MPQ-65, six launchers and other units, now contains none of the main components of the Patriot system. On the island of Okinawa, with an area of ​​about 1200 square kilometers, which is only slightly larger than the city of Tehran, there are currently at least five Patriot batteries. Obviously, including the recently vacated site, the total number of systems is six. A review of other Patriot sites on this island does not show any changes such as augmentation or replacement of previous systems; Therefore, the desired system was removed from the island. Also, according to the mentioned cases and considering the recent conditions, the possibility of transferring this system to the Middle East is very high. It should be noted that this is probably just one example of the changes taking place. Muhammad Mehdi Babai (war news).

The US military appears to have removed one of its Patriot systems from the island of Okinawa in Japan in recent months. According to new satellite images dated 8 o'clock 1405 (28 days ago), one of the air defense sites on the island of Okinawa in Japan, which previously housed an active fire control radar/MPQ-65, six launchers and other units, now contains none of the main components of the Patriot system. On the island of Okinawa, with an area of ​​about 1200 square kilometers, which is only slightly larger than the city of Tehran, there are currently at least five Patriot batteries. Obviously, including the recently vacated site, the total number of systems is six. A review of other Patriot sites on this island does not show any changes such as augmentation or replacement of previous systems; Therefore, the desired system was removed from the island. Also, according to the mentioned cases and considering the recent conditions, the possibility of transferring this system to the Middle East is very high. It should be noted that this is probably just one example of the changes taking place. Muhammad Mehdi Babai (war news).

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