The French minister is concerned about the decline of the US military presence in the Middle East PARIS (Reuters) - France's military minister said on Saturday she was concerned about the consequences of what she saw as a "gradual and deliberate" decline in the US role in the Middle East. Since May, the region has been on heightened tensions over the mysterious attacks against oil tankers, drones and missile strikes against Saudi Aramco oil installations. The United States, Saudi Arabia and other countries have blamed Iran, which has denied any role. But despite these accusations and accidents, including the shooting down of a US drone, the US avoided reciprocating. "We have seen a gradual intentional US engagement," Barley said in a speech at the annual Manama Dialogue conference, adding that the policy "has been on paper" for a while but has become more apparent lately. "When ships went off without a response, the drone was shot down. Wh
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