BREAKING: U.S. to send troops to Saudi Arabia in wake of attack on key oil production sites.
that the administration of President Donald Trump has blamed on Iran.
Esper did not say how many troops would be sent, but said they would be primarily focused on air and missile defenses."As the President has made clear the United States does not seek conflict with Iran. That said we have many other military options available should they be necessary," he said.
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