Pentagon Starts withdrawing Middle East Aerial Assets
Western sources reveal that the U.S. Department of Defense ("Pentagon") has begun implementing a secret plan called "The Arc Shelter Plan," which involves withdrawing strategic air assets and reducing strike forces from frontline bases in the Middle East. Fighter jets such as F-15s and F-16s, along with refueling aircraft, have been relocated to fortified bases located behind the lines across the Mediterranean and southern Europe, aimed at protecting these assets from potential Iranian attacks. These measures follow a surprising decision by President Trump to cancel an planned airstrike against Iran, transforming the operation from a full-scale attack into an unofficial deterrence strategy. This approach focuses on managing the conflict from outside direct fire range and avoiding significant casualties. It emphasizes maritime and air defense through fortified bases and deployments in the Mediterranean to ensure airspace and maritime blockade.
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