Why have Europe, Australia sent military assets to the Middle East?
Al Jazeera
France, Spain and Australia are among the countries to deploy military assets to the Middle East after Cyprus attacks.
This week, several countries in Europe announced that they are sending military assistance to the Middle East and the Mediterranean amid the ongoing US-Israel-Iran war, which has seen a strike on a British military base on Cyprus.
On Thursday, Australia also announced it will send “assets” to the region, but did not specify what.
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France, Spain and Australia are among the countries to deploy military assets to the Middle East after Cyprus attacks.