Washington alters Tunisia military aid and a Republican urges Iran's action
Part of the U.S. military aid allocated to Tunisia has been redirected as part of a decision involving four countries in Europe and the Middle East. Specifically, $52 million of foreign military financing was transferred to other countries such as Panama, Peru, Ecuador, and Colombia. This move reflects the Trump administration's broader strategy to expand its influence in the Western Hemisphere, particularly in areas like drug trafficking enforcement and securing the Panama Canal. Although military funding for Tunisia was not entirely canceled, the portion directed to it has been reduced. This decision has been criticized as a political step, with a Republican deputy condemning it and calling for Tunisia to be freed from Iranian influence—a stance amid a broader political debate over the situation of Tunisian authorities and their international relations.
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