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US reconsidering its footprint in Kuwait: Report
The US is rethinking its military presence and ties in Kuwait following the war on Iran, as reported by The Wall Street Journal. The Pentagon plans to reduce its footprint in Kuwait to minimize risks after Iranian attacks on American bases and infrastructure in the region.
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