Over 50 American fighter planes reported toward the Middle East in 24 hours

The U.S. Army has moved dozens of fighter planes to the Middle East over the past 24 hours, according to data with open sources for conveying flights. This development comes at a time when the United States and Iran held the second round of talks in Switzerland about Tehran's nuclear programme, writes the newspaper “The [...]
The U.S. Army has moved dozens of fighter planes to the Middle East over the past 24 hours, according to data with open sources for conveying flights.
This development comes at the time when the United States and Iran held the second round of talks in Switzerland about Tehran's nuclear programme, the paper writes. “The Times of Israel”.
Among the planes that moved include F-22 guys, F-35s and F-16s. Several fuel - reloading planes have also been observed in the movement, according to some social networking accounts dedicated to conveying military flights.
An American official also confirmed to the American medium “Axios” that more than 50 fighter planes have moved to the region over the last 24 hours.
Negotiators gathered in Geneva at the time of a significant military gathering of American forces in the region. US President Donald Trump has sometimes threatened to use the military force against Iran, initially because of the deadly crackdown on protests and then because of Tehran's nuclear programme.
Iran's Foreign Minister said Tuesday that his country and the United States agreed in talks on “road progress”, but that does not mean the agreement is near.











