If Meiyi signs the agreement, the US is reported to withdraw military aircraft from Israeli airports.
According to news from Israel on the 27th, the United States has informed Israel that if an agreement is reached to end the war with Iran, the U.S. will "immediately" withdraw the U.S. military aircraft deployed at Ben Gurion Airport near Tel Aviv. Reports indicate that once the agreement is signed, all U.S. military aircraft at the airport will be withdrawn to European bases within 72 hours. However, the U.S. military aircraft will "remain on standby," and if military conflict with Iran erupts again, they will "return at any time" to Ben Gurion Airport.
Ben Gurion Airport is Israel's main international airport. A spokesperson for the Israeli Minister of Transportation previously confirmed that the director of the Civil Aviation Authority, Shizakai, submitted a letter to Transportation Minister Regev requesting the withdrawal of U.S. military aircraft from Ben Gurion Airport, citing that these military aircraft severely disrupted civil aviation operations.
The U.S. will withdraw its military aircraft from Ben Gurion Airport near Tel Aviv within 72 hours if a peace agreement with Iran is signed. The aircraft will remain on standby to return if military conflict with Iran resumes. This decision follows a request from Israeli transportation officials due to disruptions caused by the U.S. military presence at the airport.
- U.S. will withdraw military aircraft from Ben Gurion Airport if a peace agreement with Iran is signed.
- All U.S. military aircraft will leave within 72 hours of the agreement.
- U.S. aircraft will remain on standby to return if military conflict with Iran resumes.
- The withdrawal request was confirmed by Israeli transportation officials.
- Ben Gurion Airport is Israel's main international airport.