Pentagon Begins Middle East Asset Withdrawals
Western sources have reported that the U.S. Department of Defense, the Pentagon, is secretly implementing a plan called "The Bow Shield Plan." This plan involves withdrawing strategic air assets and reducing strike forces from their front-line bases in the Middle East to avoid being targeted by Iran and to limit the risk of missile and drone attacks. The plan, which was revealed alongside Trump's decision to cancel an airstrike against Iran, involves relocating F-15 and F-16 fighters and refueling aircraft to fortified rear bases in Southern Europe, in an effort to strengthen defenses and minimize potential losses. Washington is employing a "deterrence from overseas" strategy to keep its forces out of Iranian missile range and reduce early warning times, while maintaining high combat capabilities at rear bases inside the Mediterranean. The aim is to manage the conflict away from direct fire and to avoid a full-scale confrontation.
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