- Reports are coming in of unprecedented damage to US military positions in the Middle East and announced that Iranian attacks have damaged at least 16 US military installations in eight countries in the region, rendering some of these bases practically unusable.
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): CNN reported that US military and intelligence officials are considering reducing the country's presence in the Middle East. After the September 11 attacks, the US greatly expanded its network of military and intelligence installations.
According to the report, the aim of this measure was to strengthen the ability to enter wars and carry out attacks against six countries, namely Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Iran, Yemen and Libya.
The report states: The recent war with Iran exposed the deep weaknesses of US infrastructure in the region. Many US military bases were the target of repeated attacks by Iran. The country exposed the vulnerability of US bases to missile and drone attacks.
According to the report, US officials have admitted that the CIA headquarters in Riyadh was completely destroyed by the Iranian attack. US military installations in Bahrain, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and Kuwait have also been severely damaged.
The report states that Pentagon officials have refused to disclose whether the destroyed bases will be rebuilt. Since Trump's decision to assassinate General Soleimani, the US has been drawn back into the Middle East.
CNN also pointed to the resilience and stability of Iranian officials. The report emphasizes that the reconstruction of the destroyed bases also depends on the willingness of host countries to participate financially in this process. The commander of the US Navy also said that the country's military will not return to the Fifth Fleet headquarters in Bahrain in the near future
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