AP Analysis: Iranian Attacks Damage Billions in Equipment Across 26 US Military Bases in the Middle East, Donald Trump Considers New Strikes
An Associated Press analysis shows that Iran has launched over 115 drone or missile attacks on 26 U.S. military bases in the Middle East, causing billions of dollars in equipment damage and prompting the U.S. to withdraw many assets from the Persian Gulf. The analysis notes that Iran initially focused on attacking early warning systems and aircraft hangars, paving the way for subsequent strikes. U.S. President Donald Trump stated he is considering new strikes after Tuesday's midterm elections, while Tehran vowed to retaliate.
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