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Iranian Strikes Caused $5 Billion in Damage to US Bases

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Iranian retaliatory strikes have caused at least $5 billion in damage to U.S. military bases in the Middle East in the first six months of the conflict, The Wall Street Journal reports. According to the newspaper’s analysis, the damage includes at least 274 buildings and other facilities at 24 sites, the assessment being made using satellite imagery and conversations with U.S. sources. The Pentagon estimates the damage to the bases at a minimum …

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Iranian retaliatory strikes have caused at least $5 billion in damage to U.S. military bases in the Middle East in the first six months of the conflict, The Wall Street Journal reports. According to the newspaper’s analysis, the damage includes at least 274 buildings and other facilities at 24 sites, the assessment being made using satellite imagery and conversations with U.S. sources. The Pentagon estimates the damage to the bases at a minimum …

The US military presence in the Middle East was hit hard by Iranian attacks. The Wall Street Journal's satellite imagery, Iran's military statements, and exclusive content based on conversations with U.S. officials... Click for more

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Referring to the damage caused to American bases in the Iran war, an American media outlet reported that 274 structures at these bases were damaged.

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