Iran strikes damaged, destroyed hundreds of US bases across Middle East, cost $33.4b, Pentagon says

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A Pentagon Inspector General report released Monday stated that Iranian strikes between February 28 and June 30 damaged or destroyed hundreds of US facilities across eight Middle Eastern countries, costing over $33.4 billion in munitions and equipment losses. The report also detailed the destruction of at least 30 drones and numerous aircraft, and noted the displacement of over 20,000 US personnel, contradicting claims by former President Trump and Defense Secretary Hegseth regarding military capabilities.

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Ex-CENTCOM chief Gen. Frank McKenzie warned that "the US will not be able to maintain these bases in a full-throated conflict, because they will be rendered unusable by sustained Iranian attack.

Iran strikes damaged, destroyed hundreds of US bases across Middle East, cost $33.4b, Pentagon says

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