Navy Resumes Flight Training for Saudi Troops After Pensacola Terror Attack
The move follows a host of new restrictions placed on foreign troops, including limiting their access to bases.
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US Believes Al Qaeda Leader in Yemen 'Likely' Killed by Airstrike, Source Says
Qassim al-Rimi is believed to have died as a result of the attack but his death has not been confirmed.
US Expands Troop, Fighter Jet Presence at Saudi Base
The top U.S. commander in the Middle East spent a few hours meeting with his commanders and troops in Saudi Arabia.
Pentagon Gives Conditional OK to Resume Saudi Training in US
Operational training for the approximately 850 Saudis at multiple U.S bases was suspended on Dec. 10.
CNN: US to Expel a Dozen Saudi Trainees after Base Attack Probe
Saudi trainees were found to have connections to extremist movements or be in possession of child pornography.
Pentagon Announces Plans to Monitor Foreign Trainees' Social Media Posts
Some 850 Saudi students were subject to additional screenings after a deadly mass shooting.
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US Says No New Foreign Military Students until Better Checks
About a dozen Saudi students who were acquaintances of the shooter are currently confined to the base.
FBI Has 'Control' Over a Dozen Saudi Acquaintances of Pensacola Shooter
About a "dozen or so" Saudi nationals are under the control of the FBI amid an ongoing investigation, DefSec Esper said.
Pentagon Orders Training Pause for 850 Saudi Troops in US
The Pentagon has paused its training in the U.S. with Saudi nationals until officials conduct a thorough review.
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