U.S. Marines Leave Middle East

A unit consisting of 2,200 U.S. Marine Corps soldiers, including two amphibious assault ships—the USS Tripoli and the USS Boxer—has withdrawn from the Middle East region and returned to Japan. This unit was previously deployed to participate in the American blockade of Iran, which began last April, and included operations to intercept commercial ships. Despite their departure from the area, the amphibious readiness group continues to support the blockade and maintain the capability to respond to any potential land attack on Iran, remaining prepared. The warships include watercraft and fighter aircraft, with a combined weight of around 40,000 tons, and are considered part of the U.S. military's potential force to carry out offensive operations in the region.

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