Saudi Arabia

B-1B Lancer bombers landed in Saudi Arabia this week, marking a surprise return of the long-range bombers to the Middle East.

"Do not mistake our restraint for weakness," Defense Secretary Mark Esper said.

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Defense Secretary Mark Esper has also put an unspecified number of U.S. troops on "Prepare To Deploy Orders."

Troops and air defenses are headed to the region in the wake of attacks on Saudi oil production facilities.

The attacks on the Saudi oil facilities evaded Raytheon’s Patriot ballistic missile defense system.

The U.S. will send hundreds of troops and air defense measures to Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates to counter Iran.

The U.S. is awaiting a final assessment from the Saudis on "where they believe the attacks came from."

The incident is under investigation.

The U.S. will seek reimbursement for $331 million from Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates.