While the United States is making great efforts to censor its casualties and damages in the war with Iran, two American officials admitted that 15 of its soldiers were injured in an Iranian drone attack on the Ali al-Salem air base in Kuwait.
Publish dateWednesday 8 April 2026 - 08:38
Story Code : 350230
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA) - International Service: According to CBS News, at the same time as Washington's efforts to hide satellite images in order to hide the extent of American losses in the region, American officials admitted that 15 of its soldiers were injured following an overnight airstrike by an Iranian drone on the Ali al-Salem air base in Kuwait. The attack was carried out within the framework of Iran's continuous responses to American and Zionist aggressions.
These attacks were carried out by Iran within the framework of Operation Promise of Truth 4 and target American military bases in the region and Zionist installations. Media reports acknowledged that these attacks have caused serious damage to American military installations and have forced American forces to manage their operations remotely due to increased threats.
The news comes as US satellite imagery company Planet Labs announced it had stopped releasing high-resolution images of the war zone in an effort to cover up the extent of US damage. The move was made at the direct request of US President Donald Trump. Observers believe the move is aimed at hiding evidence that documents the precision of Iran’s attacks and the damage done to US interests.
Meanwhile, US military personnel in bases across the country are reporting growing concern, frustration and a loss of confidence in Trump’s strategy towards Iran. Active and reserve US military personnel have expressed their opposition to being “political tools” and said: “We don’t want to die for Israel.”
These attacks were carried out by Iran within the framework of Operation Promise of Truth 4 and target American military bases in the region and Zionist installations. Media reports acknowledged that these attacks have caused serious damage to American military installations and have forced American forces to manage their operations remotely due to increased threats.
The news comes as US satellite imagery company Planet Labs announced it had stopped releasing high-resolution images of the war zone in an effort to cover up the extent of US damage. The move was made at the direct request of US President Donald Trump. Observers believe the move is aimed at hiding evidence that documents the precision of Iran’s attacks and the damage done to US interests.
Meanwhile, US military personnel in bases across the country are reporting growing concern, frustration and a loss of confidence in Trump’s strategy towards Iran. Active and reserve US military personnel have expressed their opposition to being “political tools” and said: “We don’t want to die for Israel.”
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