As the Iran war comes to a close, is the US pulling warships back to the west Pacific?

The US Navy has redeployed an amphibious strike group, the USS Tripoli group, from a planned Middle East deployment to the South China Sea. This move, originating from Sasebo, Japan, is seen by experts as a potential signal of Washington refocusing its attention on the Pacific. Earlier this year, the United States had shifted global military assets, including those in the Pacific, closer to Iran due to concerns related to the Iran war. The USS Tripoli group is identified as one of the US's two primary naval groups in the Pacific.