Summary
Recent satellite images show a large presence of U.S. military aircraft at bases in the Middle East. This buildup aims to pressure Iran regarding its nuclear program. President Donald Trump has set a deadline for Iran to agree to a new nuclear deal, warning of possible military action.
Key Facts
- Satellite pictures reveal U.S. aircraft gathering at Middle East bases, including in Jordan and Saudi Arabia.
- The military increase aims to encourage Iran to abandon nuclear ambitions.
- President Trump gave Iran a 10 to 15-day deadline for a new nuclear deal.
- The U.S. has nearly 70 combat aircraft in Jordan, with numbers in Saudi Arabia also rising.
- The U.S. is increasing naval presence, with two aircraft carriers and additional ships in the region.
- Iran denies trying to build a nuclear bomb, stating its program is for civilian purposes.
- The U.S. military force in the area is the largest since 2003 but lacks sufficient resources for prolonged conflict.
