U.S. Media: Hundreds of U.S. Special Operations Forces Personnel Have Arrived in the Middle East
Svmuu News According to a report by The New York Times, two U.S. military officials stated on Sunday local time that hundreds of U.S. Special Operations Forces personnel have arrived in the Middle East, joining thousands of Marines and Army paratroopers in this deployment. This move aims to provide President Trump with more options to escalate the month-long military conflict with Iran. (Jin10)
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