US military personnel are abandoning several bases across the Middle East following intensified Iranian missile and drone strikes. According to The Telegraph, American troops have relocated to nearby hotels and office spaces to avoid further attacks, raising safety concerns for both soldiers and civilians. The situation has become increasingly severe as Tehran’s assaults continue to target US and regional installations.
Open-source analyst Fabian Hinz reported that Iran has struck 104 US and allied bases, with satellite imagery delays hindering accurate damage assessments. The New York Times noted that many of the 13 US bases in Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE have become nearly uninhabitable. Hinz’s analysis identified Kuwait’s Ali Al Salem base as the most heavily hit, suffering 23 attacks, while other facilities in the region sustained significant infrastructure damage.
Iranian sources claimed the use of advanced Khorramshahr-4 missiles in the strikes. A survey by the Center for Strategic and International Studies estimated US losses at around $800 million, including damage to radar and missile defense systems in Jordan and other locations.
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