US Navy Stretched Thin in West Asia as Supply Routes Collapse: NYT
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An Iranian strike on February 28, combined with several other attacks in the Gulf, forced U.S. supply ships to travel 2,200 nautical miles to get food and fuel. The post NYT: The Iranian strike that disrupted the U.S. fleet's supply chain appeared first on in.gr.
Iran's attacks violated the US Navy supply chain in the Middle East, as reported by The New York Times.
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The conflict with Iran has completely disrupted the logistics of the US Navy, cutting off ships' access to bases in the Middle East, the New York Times writes
The conflict with Iran has completely disrupted the logistics of the US Navy, cutting off ships' access to bases in the Middle East, the New York Times writes.Now ships have to replenish supplies directly at sea every five or six days....
The conflict with Iran has completely paralyzed the supply chain of the U.S. Navy in the Middle East, leaving its warships without access to the regional logistic bases. To reveal it is the New York Times, that it evidences how this situation is putting to hard test the crews, forced to complex and risky operations of supply in open sea in order to guarantee the operativity of the fleet. The key points of the logistic crisis: Destruction of the …
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