In an exclusive report, NBC News reported that in recent days the US Army has begun the process of reducing its military forces in the Middle East bases, and this country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has also issued an order to reduce the staff of several diplomatic missions in the region.

In an exclusive report, NBC News reported that in recent days the US Army has begun the process of reducing its military forces in the Middle East bases, and this country's Ministry of Foreign Affairs has also issued an order to reduce the staff of several diplomatic missions in the region.

🔸 This network reported on the evening of Wednesday the 29th of Mahar, citing two American officials and two knowledgeable sources, that these operations are being carried out in response to the current security threats in the region, including threats from Iran.

🔸 According to these sources, the American forces stationed at the Jordanian bases are among the soldiers transferred, and this process also includes the American bases in Qatar and Kuwait.

🔸 According to this report, on Wednesday, the US State Department ordered some of its diplomatic missions in the Middle East to continue their activities with a smaller number of employees. 🔸 Timothy Hawkins, spokesman for the Central Command of the US Army, CENTCOM, said in response to this report that the transfer of forces and equipment is done regularly in order to maintain operational readiness, but its details are not published for security reasons.