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Trump Paused Project Freedom After Gulf Allies Reportedly Suspended Base, Airspace Access
Trump Paused Project Freedom After Gulf Allies Reportedly Suspended Base, Airspace Access
It's no secret that America's Gulf allies bore the brunt of Iran's military retaliation in the wake of Operation Epic Fury. Now there are reports of Washington being brushed back when it comes to ongoing base access in the region.
President Trump abruptly halted plans to support commercial shipping through the Strait of Hormuz after Saudi Arabia suspended US military access to its bases and airspace for the operation, two US officials told NBC. Kuwait is reported to have...
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