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The Trump administration and its military plans are considering reducing the number of U.S. troops and facilities in the Middle East if they successfully reach an end to the war with Iran, according to informed sources familiar with informal discussions. The United States still maintains around 50,000 soldiers and a large arsenal of military equipment, and is now contemplating enhancing the protection of facilities and remaining within underground sites, especially after Iranian attacks on locations in Bahrain, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and Kuwait. Officials are also exploring the possibility of not rebuilding some destroyed facilities and keeping some personnel in the United States to carry out specific tasks, amid hints of a potential withdrawal from some Gulf states — effectively shifting responsibility for defense onto regional partners — without a clear timeline for ending the war or reaching an agreement with Iran.
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