The Wall Street Journal: The War with Iran Uncovered the Weaknesses of the U.S.

The Wall Street Journal: The War with Iran Uncovered the Weaknesses of the U.S. Army 🔹 The Wall Street Journal expressed serious concerns in an analysis early Monday that the vulnerabilities and flaws of the U.S. army became apparent during the war with Iran. 🔹 The newspaper wrote that Iran's attacks on U.S. military bases in the Middle East, including recent incidents in Jordan, demonstrate "the increasing threat of enemy missiles and drones." 🔹 The Wall Street Journal stated that these attacks have shown that the U.S. is not adequately prepared to defend its overseas bases, critical infrastructure, and personnel. 🔹 The analysis claims that since the beginning of the "Operation Epic Fury," Iran has carried out over 2,000 air, missile, and drone attacks across the Middle East, causing damage to at least 20 U.S. military-use locations in 8 countries. 🔹 The American newspaper also claimed that Iran has so far caused up to $13 billion in damage to the U.S. in terms of losses to equipment and facilities. 🔹 According to the Wall Street Journal, Iran has destroyed or damaged more than 42 American military aircraft in total.