🔴 A list of significant damages to the U.S. following Iran’s attacks has been released. Brigadier General Mohibi, spokesperson for the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, announced: 🔹 Over 15 days (from 17 Tir to 31 Tir), the statistics of damages inflicted on the U.S. military in the region, following the decisive and heavy attacks by the armed forces of Iran, are as follows: 🔹 In the radar and air defense sector: 7 command and control centers 3 satellite communication systems 6 Patriot missile defense radars (the Patriot systems have weakened so much that Iranian missiles and drones strike the target without interception) 3 air and maritime control and monitoring radars 8 early warning radar discovery systems 7 air missile defense radars 3 EPS radars 2 EPS 117 radars 5 long-range radars 2 air defense radars 1 tactical radar collection 🔹 In the support and logistics sector aimed at reducing operational capability: 6 fighter and helicopter maintenance centers 3 support and logistics centers 12 fuel tanks 17 weapons support warehouses and parts for vessels and aircraft 6 missile depots 🔹 In operational infrastructure: 6 MQ-9 drone hangars 1 F-15 fighter preparation shed 1 drone building that held 8 new drones 2 command centers 1 aircraft carrier refueling platform 1 P-8 aircraft hangar 4 HIMARS missile platforms 5 fighter hangars 4 Patriot defense complexes 6 missile launch platforms 1 fuel pumping station 2 signal communication centers 1 data information center 1 artificial intelligence center, a data processing base related to Amazon 1 remote-controlled vessel depot 1 fuel dock 4 fighter shelters 6 flight and stop ramps 🔹 In aerial operations: 11 fighter jets and helicopters (on the ground) 17 reconnaissance and operational drones (8 were new) 1 F-15 fighter inside a shelter 1 P-8 aircraft 1 C-17 transport aircraft 8 refueling aircraft 4 heavy helicopters 6 stored missiles.
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🔴 A list of significant damages to the U.S. following Iran’s attacks has been released. Brigadier Gen...
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