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Husband of Soldier Killed in Iranian Drone Strike Presses JD Vance on Military Failures

Joey Amor demanded answers on troop placement and defenses after Vance said he would review the reported failures and changes.

  • During a CBS News town hall on Saturday, Joey Amor pressed Vice President JD Vance for accountability over "fundamental failures" that preceded his wife's death in an Iranian drone strike in Kuwait.
  • Nicole Amor, a member of the U.S. Army Reserve from Minnesota, was one of six soldiers killed on March 1 at Port Shuaiba, Kuwait, in the deadliest attack on U.S. forces during the Iran war.
  • Amor revealed his wife was relocated to a shipping-container-style building about a week before her death, raising questions about whether the facility was adequately fortified against drone threats.
  • Vance acknowledged that troop location decisions involved a "huge mistake" and promised to investigate, admitting that as vice president, "you live in a bit of a bubble."
  • Cheap, easy-to-manufacture drones have transformed warfare, Vance noted, forcing the administration to change tactics to suppress drone fire and protect troops so fewer pay the "ultimate sacrifice.
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CBS News broke the news in New York, United States on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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