New York Times Reports Significant US Military Casualties in Retaliatory Iranian Strikes

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, the American newspaper ‘The New York Times’, quoting a U.S. military official, reported that 12 American terrorists (soldiers) were severely injured during Iran‘s retaliatory attacks on U.S. military bases and installations in Jordan and other regional countries.

The newspaper ‘The New York Times’, quoting the military official, further stated that around 100 American military personnel were injured as a result of Iran’s attacks, with 12 of them in critical condition.

‘The New York Times’, referencing an informed military official, added that a radar system at the ‘Ahmed Al-Jaber’ base in Kuwait was destroyed on July 20, just six months after its completion.

This comes as the Islamic Republic of Iran has emphasized its intention to target U.S. military bases and installations in the region in retaliation for Washington’s incursions into Iran.