The Wall Street Journal has raised concerns about vulnerabilities and risks facing the US military during its war with Iran, according to a report published on August 10, 2026. It said Iranian attacks on US military bases in West Asia, including a recent attack in Jordan, highlighted the growing threat from enemy missiles and drones.
The newspaper said the attacks showed that the United States was not adequately prepared to protect overseas military bases, critical infrastructure, and military and civilian personnel. It claimed Iran had launched more than 2,000 aircraft, missile, and drone attacks across West Asia since the war began, damaging at least 20 facilities used by US forces in eight countries.
The Wall Street Journal estimated military equipment and infrastructure losses at about $13 billion and said more than 42 US military aircraft had been destroyed or damaged. The New York Times said five months of fighting had reduced stocks of key weapons, including more than 1,500 Patriot missiles, and that replenishment could take at least two years. It said the shortfall could weaken US capacity to respond to potential threats in Europe and Asia.
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