U.S. Sending Additional Troops To Saudi Arabia

The US Department of Defense announced the deployment of additional troops to Saudi Arabia, including fighter squadrons and missile launchers, in response to attacks on Saudi oil facilities. The US aims to maintain a strong military presence in the region to deter conflict with Iran. Meanwhile, Congress opposes the withdrawal of US troops from Syria, warning it could endanger Syrian Kurds, especially as Turkey launches an offensive against Kurdish groups.

What prompted the U.S. to send additional troops to Saudi Arabia?

• A new defense agreement

• Increased oil production

• A request from the Saudi government

• Attacks on Saudi oil facilities

What was the U.S. military's response to the attacks on Saudi oil facilities?

• They deployed additional military forces to Saudi Arabia

• They imposed economic sanctions

• They withdrew troops from the region

• They increased oil production

What is the U.S. Department of Defense's stance on conflict with Iran?

• They are seeking a peaceful resolution

• They are preparing for an imminent conflict

• They have withdrawn all military presence

• They do not seek conflict but will defend their interests

Why is Congress concerned about the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Syria?

• It would violate international law

• It would strengthen the Iranian regime

• It might leave Syrian Kurds vulnerable to attacks

• It could lead to increased oil prices

Which groups did Turkey target in its offensive in Syria?

• The Syrian government forces

• The Iranian-backed Houthi rebels

• The Kurdish People's Protection Units and the Kurdistan Workers Party

• The U.S. military bases