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According to a report in the US “Wall Street Journal” today, on November 9 local time, the US military withdrew its military aircraft from the Royal Air Force's Middenhall base due to the so-called “Iranian threat.” According to reports, about 10 KC-135 tankers and 3 CV-22 “Osprey” tilt-rotors flew from the base to Germany, Spain, the British Scottish region, and the Royal Air Force's Lakenheath base. The Pentagon, on the other hand, confirmed that the Middenhall and Lakenheath bases “strengthened security measures,” but gave no explanation. At the beginning of last month, the US military also withdrew all B-1 bombers from the Royal Air Force's Fairford base — a base that has been used by US bombers for decades to carry out missions to the Middle East.
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According to a report in the US “Wall Street Journal” today, on November 9 local time, the US military withdrew its military aircraft from the Royal Air Force's Middenhall base due to the so-called “Iranian threat.” According to reports, about 10 KC-135 tankers and 3 CV-22 “Osprey” tilt-rotors flew from the base to Germany, Spain, the British Scottish region, and the Royal Air Force's Lakenheath base. The Pentagon confirmed that the Middenhall and Lakenheath bases “strengthened security measures,” but gave no explanation. At the beginning of last month, the US military also withdrew all B-1 bombers from the Royal Air Force's Fairford base — a base that has been used by US bombers for decades to carry out missions to the Middle East.
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