Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): According to the newspaper, the damage to US equipment and facilities is estimated at about $13 billion. Also, 42 US aircraft have been destroyed or damaged.
According to assessments, these attacks have included the destruction of advanced defense systems, including the THAAD system, as well as damage to key bases such as Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia, Al-Udeid Air Base in Qatar and the headquarters of the Fifth Fleet in Bahrain.
The Wall Street Journal also claims that the United States is not adequately prepared to defend its bases, and Congress and the Pentagon are faced with the choice of spending money to protect troops and facilities or face more serious consequences in the future.
According to analysts, it will take several years to restore missile stocks to pre-war levels.