Why is the US removing Patriot missile systems and military installations from Saudi Arabia?

Why is the US removing Patriot missile systems and military installations from Saudi Arabia?

Riyadh: The United States has decided to remove the Patriot missile system and other military installations from Saudi Arabia. Al Jazeera quoted the Wall Street Journal as saying that the United States was going to remove the anti-missile Patriot system and other military equipment installed at Saudi Arabia's oil facilities.

According to the report, the United States had installed the system after the death of Iranian General Qasim Soleimani in view of the fear of possible action by Iran, but now it is being removed.

According to Wall Street, the United States is removing four batteries of the Patriot system that thwart missile attacks from the ground and air. Dozens of military personnel were also deployed with the batteries, which will now be removed.

According to the report, two squadrons of US warships have already returned from the region. The United States has also decided to reduce its naval presence in the Gulf. According to US officials, Iran is no longer a threat to the United States as it was felt immediately after the death of Qasim Soleimani.

US officials say the death of Qasim Soleimani in January, and with it the current situation in Corona, has weakened Iran and reduced Tehran's capabilities in the region.

 The report says that an attempt has been made to get the position of Saudi officials in this regard, but no immediate response has been received from them.