هيغسيث يعتزم خفض أعداد الجنرالات والأدميرالات الأميركيين
البنتاغون يؤكد استعداد وزير الحرب الأميركي للإعلان عن موجة جديدة من التخفيضات في القيادات العسكرية العليا.
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يعتزم وزير الحرب الأميركي بيت هيغسيث الإعلان، الأربعاء، عن موجة إضافية من التخفيضات تطال عدد الجنرالات والأدميرالات العاملين في القوات المسلحة الأميركية، وفق ما أكده البنتاغون.
ولم يتضح على الفور حجم التخفيضات المزمعة أو الجدول الزمني الدقيق لتنفيذها، بحسب المصدر المتاح.
ولم يصدر عن البنتاغون أي تفاصيل إضافية حول الأسباب الكامنة وراء هذه الخطوة.
Sources
- هيغسيث يعتزم خفض أعداد الجنرالات الأميركيين بالمئة — Sky News Arabia — World
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