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US deploys troops to Kenya to support Ebola isolation facility

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By Nicholas Slayton 
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Nicholas Slayton Sat, June 13, 2026 at 8:00 PM UTC 2 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Kenyan police officers remove barricades set up during protests against an American Ebola quarantine center at Laikipia Air Base. U.S. troops have been deployed to Kenya to assist in setting up an Ebola quarantine facility for Americans, sparking protests in the country.
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US deploys troops to Kenya to support Ebola isolation facility

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By Nicholas Slayton 
| Task & Purpose
U.S. troops have deployed to an air base in Kenya to help with the construction and set up of a planned Ebola quarantine facility meant to house Americans. That planned site has sparked ongoing protests in Kenya, with multiple people killed by police. Stars & Stripes first reported on the deployment. It is not clear how many troops were sent or what units they were drawn from.
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US to cut fighters, warships from NATO mission in Europe

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By Nicholas Slayton 
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The United States plans to reduce its military presence in Europe by cutting dozens of aircraft and warships assigned to NATO operations, impacting NATO’s surveillance and long-range strike capabilities. The plan includes reducing the number of F-15 and F-16 fighter jets in Europe by a third, dropping maritime reconnaissance aircraft, and moving a bomber group, a submarine, and a carrier strike group.
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