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US reportedly Moving Over 2,000 Marines From Japan To West Asia

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March 14, 2026
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WASHINGTON, March 14 (Bernama-Kyodo) — The US navy has began shifting at the very least one amphibious assault ship and greater than 2,000 Marines from Japan to the West Asia because the US-Israeli battle towards Iran continues, based on Kyodo Information, citing main US media reported Friday.

With the battle about to enter its third week and US President Donald Trump vowing to ramp up navy motion towards Iran, The Wall Road Journal and Fox Information stated the navy is sending the Okinawa-based thirty first Marine Expeditionary Unit to the area.

The assault ship Tripoli, homeported in Sasebo in Nagasaki Prefecture in southwestern Japan, may arrive in a single to 2 weeks, based on Fox Information.

The dispatch, slashing US forces deployed to the Indo-Pacific area, comes as Iran is growing its assaults within the Strait of Hormuz, the slender waterway via which round 20 per cent of the world’s crude oil usually passes.

The Tripoli and two different warships make up a Marine Amphibious Prepared Group. The newspaper stated the Tripoli, outfitted with F-35 fighter jets, and yet another warship from the group have been ordered to West Asia.

The redeployment of US navy belongings from the Indo-Pacific to the Persian Gulf has raised nationwide safety considerations amongst American allies within the area.

The Washington Submit and South Korean media retailers reported earlier this week that the US navy was set to relocate from South Korea to the West Asia elements of a missile defence system aimed toward countering North Korea.

On Friday, Trump advised reporters, “It’s going to be so long as it is necessary,” when requested how lengthy he thinks the battle with Iran will proceed.

Later, Trump stated on social media that US forces had “completely obliterated” each navy goal on Iran’s Kharg Island, the place most of its crude oil exports are dealt with.

“I’ve chosen NOT to wipe out the Oil Infrastructure on the Island. Nevertheless, ought to Iran, or anybody else, do something to intrude with the Free and Secure Passage of Ships via the Strait of Hormuz, I’ll instantly rethink this determination,” he wrote.

Amid surging oil costs, the Trump administration has floated the thought of utilizing US Navy ships to escort vessels via the waterway to protect them from assault.

When he met the press earlier than leaving for Florida, Trump stated he thinks that can occur “very quickly.”

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