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Iran Strikes U.S. Base in Kuwait with Missile, American Journalist Questions Casualties

A U.S. journalist reported that Iran launched a missile strike on the Al-Salem Air Base in Kuwait, hitting five buildings housing American forces and questioning official U.S. claims of no casualties.

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, a U.S. journalist has stated that Iran targeted five buildings housing American forces at the Al-Salem Air Base in Kuwait with a missile during a missile attack. The journalist indicated that approximately 40 U.S. military personnel were present in each of these buildings, totaling nearly 200 U.S. soldiers who were forced to evacuate their positions and take shelter in bunkers at midnight. While acknowledging the official U.S. statement that the attack resulted in no fatalities or injuries, the journalist commented, “It is difficult to accept this claim.” The reporter also criticized statements made by President Donald Trump regarding Iran’s military capabilities, noting that Trump had claimed Iran’s military was non-existent and the country had been completely destroyed militarily, assertions the available evidence does not support. The journalist further suggested that the U.S. President might not have presented the full truth regarding potential casualties among American forces.

©‌ Webangah News, Mehr News Agency

English channel of the webangah news agency on Telegram
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