Washington extends Middle East troops deployment

The U.S. Department of Defense (Pentagon) has extended the deployment of forces in the Middle East until 2027, signaling the possibility of continued conflict with Iran next year. The deployment includes 19 warships, as well as air defense units, fighter jets, and airborne troops. This move is part of a long-term military strategy aimed at maintaining flexible options for President Donald Trump in responding to developments in Iran. Additionally, Trump secretly discussed with his aides the possibility of declaring an end to the war with Iran, while economic pressures persist that are believed could lead to dismantling Iran's nuclear program or the collapse of the regime. These plans come amid potential military actions, including air strikes or ground operations, which may target secret sites believed to be linked to nuclear activities in Mount Al-Fas.

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