The US military has notified Egypt and Israel that it is reviewing its operations in Sinai, including ways to use technology replace some of the 700 US troops deployed there, Reuters reports. “I don’t think anyone’s talking about a [complete] withdrawal. I think we’re just going to look at the number of people we have there and see if there are functions that can be automated or done through remote monitoring,” said Navy Captain Jeff Davis, a Pentagon spokesman, on Tuesday. US officials told Reuters on condition of anonymity that using remote surveillance technology could allow the US to withdraw hundreds of troops. “The US commitment to this treaty and this mission has never been stronger,” White House spokesman Josh Earnest said at a news briefing.