The US military is preparing to move a portion of its aerial refueling aircraft stationed at Ben Gurion Airport, according to a report by Nir Dvori (N12). The report says about 20% of the tankers currently in Israel will be relocated.
A report by Nir Dvori (N12) states that the US military is preparing to relocate approximately 20% of the aerial refueling aircraft currently stationed at Ben Gurion Airport. The development comes amid a weeks-long dispute over the presence of American tankers at the civilian airport, which has raised concerns about flight disruptions. As The Zioneer reported on June 15, signs had emerged that a resolution was approaching. The current report is single-sourced and the timeline and destination of the relocation have not been specified.
5 developments
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