Kuwaiti govt denies news of US withdrawal from Camp Arifjan
Dubai (92 News) – Declaring as fake news, the Kuwaiti government denies the news of the US withdrawal from Camp Arifjan.
According to the government spokesman, the account was hacked. “(KUNA) denies the validity of what has been circulated about its publication of a statement by the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence on the withdrawal of US forces from Kuwait,” Kuna twitter account published.
Earlier, a post on KUNA reported that Kuwait defence minister has announced that his country received an official letter from commander of camp Arifjan in Kuwait declaring imminent withdrawal of all US forces in 3 days according. On the other hand, Spain has announced on Wednesday the pull out of its troops from Iraq to Kuwait. “Those who were in riskier positions have left for Kuwait,” Deputy Prime Minister Carmen Calvo said on Wednesday “There is only a reduced number left there.” The decision comes as NATO announced it would move some of its military training personnel out of Iraq amid fears of a regional conflagration.(كونا) تنفي قطعيا صحة ماتم تداوله حول نشرها تصريحا لنائب رئيس مجلس الوزراء ووزير الدفاع حول انسحاب القوات الأمريكية من الكويت#كونا #الكويت س.ع
— كـــــــــــونا KUNA (@kuna_ar) January 8, 2020
