U.S. diplomatic missions in Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and the UAE sustained significant financial losses following Iranian military strikes, with estimated damages totaling nearly $184 million, according to a newly released Pentagon watchdog report. The 44-page document marks the first detailed public assessment of the attacks, offering rare transparency on the scale of destruction at these key overseas posts. While the report does not specify the nature of the damage, the figures highlight the broader regional tensions and security challenges faced by U.S. facilities abroad. The disclosure comes as diplomatic and military officials continue to evaluate the long-term implications of the strikes.
U.S. diplomatic facilities in four Gulf countries suffered around $184 million in estimated damages from Iranian military strikes, according to a new report from the Pentagon’s watchdog made public on Monday. The posts are located in Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates (UAE), the Pentagon watchdog said in the 44-page report, the first...
