New imagery reveals US underplaying extent of damage from Iranian attacks

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New imagery obtained by CBS News reveals extensive damage to US military assets in the Middle East from Iranian attacks, including destroyed aircraft and buildings at bases in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait. A Department of War inspector general report confirms significant munitions shortfalls and equipment losses, contradicting official claims that the conflict has not depleted US stocks.

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Submitted by MEE staff on Wed, 09/16/2026 - 09:24 Active service members say 'major damage' to US assets is being downplayed Soldiers carry the remains of Major Sorffly Davius, 46, at Dover Air Force Base on 9 March (AFP) Off The US has been underplaying the extent of the damage inflicted by Iran on its assets in the Middle East, according to new images obtained by CBS News. Active service members sent the imagery, which shows damage and destruction of buildings and vehicles, to the news outlet

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