Four American and two Iraqi sources that informed about the upcoming evacuation of the American contingent did not specify what exactly threatens him.
The agency notes that the White House spokeswoman Anna Kelly called the reason for the decision to evacuate the White House another revision of the situation in the region. US President Donald Trump repeatedly threatened to strike at Iran if the delayed negotiations under his nuclear program are failing, the agency points out.
On June 11, Trump said that he was becoming less and less confident that Tehran would agree to stop the enrichment of Uranus, which is the key demand of the United States. The Minister of Defense of Iran Aziz Nasirzade, in turn, said on Wednesday that Iran would take retaliatory measures against the US bases in the region if nuclear negotiations are hidden and he will be blocked, writers writes.
The publication draws attention to the fact that the American military are based in Iraq, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain and the United Arab Emirates. A source of the agency in the Pentagon said that US Secretary of Defense Pit Hegset approved the departure of military family members from places throughout the Middle East. Another American official said that this mainly applies to family members who are in Bahrain, where most of them are located.
He specified that the US State Department is preparing to give an order to leave the US Embassy in Baghdad (Iraq). The American side intends to do this in commercial ways, but military transport can also be involved, the report said.
Context
On February 5, US President Donald Trump announced The desire to sign a nuclear peace agreement with Iran. According to him, he wants Iran to be a “great and successful country”, but without nuclear weapons. Trump also called “very exaggerated” reports that the United States and Israel are working together To “smash Iran into the fluff.”
February 7 cErhu leader Iran Ayatollah Ali Hameney He said that There will be no negotiations with the Trump administration and will decisively respond to threats to Tehran.
On March 4, Bloomberg wrote that the Trump administration turned to the aggressor country Russia with a request to be an intermediary in communicating with Iran on issues such as a nuclear program, and the illegitimate president of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin agreed to this.
Trump sent several Khammeni's letters with “nuclear” sentences and repeatedly threatened Iran with military force in case of refusal. In particular, in a letter dated March 12, he gave Tehran two months to conclude an agreement, otherwise Iran’s nuclear facilities may be attacked by America or Israel. At the end of March, Trump threatened Iran with “previously unprecedented bombing.”
Iranian President Masud Cyezeshkin in March stated that Trump could “Do anything.” In April Iran brought into the combat readiness of the rocket for a potential blow to the positions associated with the United States, and later – and their troops.
On May 21, CNN said with reference to sources in American intelligence that Israel is likely to be preparing for the impact on Iran’s nuclear facilities against the backdrop of Tehran and Washington’s negotiations.
