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Israel, and to a smaller extent Jordan, UAE, Saudi Arabia, and the Republic of Egypt.
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Why does the US maintain a strong presence in the middle east?
They have more allies in more places and they have more weapons
The pledge by the US to defend middle east countries from communist takeovers was known as the what?
The pledge made by the United States of America to defend the middle east countries from communist takeovers is known as the Einsenhower doctrine. It is well respected and carried out by all US government.
How many middle east counties are at war with the US?
The US is currently involved in three separate wars in the middle east and north Africa (which is culturally an extension of the middle east), in the nations of Iraq, Afghanistan, and Libya. The US is not exactly at war with any of those countries, but it is an ally of certain factions in ongoing civil wars and insurgencies.
What countries are not allies to the US in World War 2?
Enemies of USA during WWII were Germany, Italy (for a small time) , and Japan (ALL AXIS) The Allies (USA's allies) were Great Britain, France, Poland, Italy (switched sides) , Greece, and Canada to name a few. Good thing I took that AP European History class!
Which countries are not allies to US at this time 2010?
Iran and North and South Korea are officially not allies but other countries like Venzulea may turn against the U.S if a war starts.
Why don't we just nuke the middle east?
well radiation could spread to innocent countries around the world and allies of those countries nuked could nuke us back
What is the role of the us in the middle east in terms of Israel?
Israel and America are allies.
Why does the US maintain a strong presence in the middle east?
They have more allies in more places and they have more weapons
The pledge by the US to defend middle east countries from communist takeovers was known as the what?
The pledge made by the United States of America to defend the middle east countries from communist takeovers is known as the Einsenhower doctrine. It is well respected and carried out by all US government.
Is the US a Middle Eastern nation?
No. The term "Middle East" refers to the areas immediately east of the Mediterranean Sea, which are in extreme Western Asia. It can also include neighboring countries such as Turkey and Egypt. Countries referred to as being in the Middle East include Lebanon, Syria, Israel, Jordan, Iraq, and Iran.
Where does the US get much of it oil from?
the Middle East
How many middle east counties are at war with the US?
The US is currently involved in three separate wars in the middle east and north Africa (which is culturally an extension of the middle east), in the nations of Iraq, Afghanistan, and Libya. The US is not exactly at war with any of those countries, but it is an ally of certain factions in ongoing civil wars and insurgencies.
What countries political allies with the US?
united kingdom
Are All world nations are allies of the US?
No, the United States is the worlds largest front runner against terrorism, therefor, the middle eastern countries that support terrorism are not U.S. Allies. This is just one example.
How does the middle east terror affect us?
I think that the terror comes from a small state that has'nt any relationship with the mieddle east . And it's affect on the whole world by the name of middle east countries. So that's the biggest affect.
What percentage of oil does the US import from the middle east?
USA imports about 29 percent of its total oil need from Persian gulf countries or middle east with Saudi Arabia being the largest middle eastern exporter of oil to USA.
Who did the allies want to rule several countries?
The US/Allies never wanted to rule any countries; we wanted them to be free independent nations.
