Washington withdraws refueling planes from Ben Gurion
A report indicates that the United States continues to reduce the number of refueling aircraft at Ben-Gurion Airport in Israel, approaching levels seen during the ceasefire period, which included around 20 aircraft. This is after the peak number was significantly higher. The report comes amid expectations that over 2.6 million passengers will travel through the airport in August, the busiest month since October 2023, due to the holiday season. It also notes that the withdrawal of aircraft coincides with a decline in tensions between Washington and Tehran, as well as discussions about a possible agreement regarding navigation issues in the Strait of Hormuz. This development suggests a reduced American military presence in the region during this period.
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