Trump explains the withdrawal of US long-range bombers from the UK: We are facing threats
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Trump stated on Monday that the United States was withdrawing all its long-range bombers from the UK due to a "threat." When asked who posed the threat, Trump said, "It's related to Iran." The Associated Press previously reported that the U.S. military had removed all B-1 bombers from an airbase in southern England.
U.S. President Donald Trump stated on Monday that the United States has withdrawn all its long-range bombers from the UK due to receiving "threats."
When asked who issued this threat, Trump replied, "They are associated with Iran."
“Why would I leave them there?” Trump told reporters at the White House, “It wouldn’t cost much to move them away.”
On Sunday, The Associated Press reported that following an investigation revealing a planned terrorist attack, the U.S. Air Force had withdrawn all B-1 bombers from a base in southern England—the Royal Air Force Fairford Base (RAF Fairford). These aircraft were previously used in strikes against Iran.
According to reports from The Associated Press, these bombers have been redeployed to bases on U.S. soil.
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