ALWAGHT- Iranian strikes inflicted unprecedented damage on US intelligence facilities and surveillance equipment across West Asia, with repairs estimated to cost billions of dollars, NBC News reported.
Iranian missile and drone strikes reportedly caused unprecedented damage to US intelligence facilities and surveillance equipment across West Asia, with repairs expected to cost billions of dollars. The attacks have also forced US officials to consider funding repairs and redeploying personnel and intelligence resources.
The strikes reportedly hit more than 100 targets, at least 11 US military installations across seven countries. The American Enterprise Institute estimated infrastructure repair costs could exceed $5 billion, while the Pentagon has declined to provide a detailed public assessment of the damage.
The Pentagon has separately sought $67 billion in emergency funding, including $18.2 billion to replenish advanced missile interceptor stocks such as Patriot, Tomahawk, and THAAD systems. The funding request comes amid concerns that the conflict has significantly depleted US weapons and interceptor supplies.
