Five US Air Force refueling aircraft were damaged in an Iranian missile attack on Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia, according to a Wall Street Journal report citing two US officials. The incident occurred while the aircraft were stationed at the base, and repair work is currently underway. No casualties were reported, and the planes were not completely destroyed.
The report noted that the strike was part of a recent Iranian missile assault targeting the Saudi facility. The damage was limited to the aircraft, and the situation remains under control. The publication did not provide further details on the timing or broader military context of the attack.
The absence of fatalities and the ongoing repair efforts suggest that operations at the base may resume once maintenance is completed, though no official timeline was mentioned in the report.
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