Iran’s missile strikes are clearly having an impact on the U.S. Navy.
Ever since Iran launched missiles at a U.S. aircraft carrier and destroyer, U.S. Navy vessels have moved even farther away from Iran’s coast out of fear.
They were already around 300 kilometers away from Iran’s coast, but now they have moved even farther—nearly 400 kilometers away.
The fear is clearly visible.
So much for the "all Iranian missiles intercepted" reports that came from CENTCOM and Jordan. The initial reports from Iran were consistently accurate, yet AGAIN...
NEW Images Show Heavily Damaged U.S. Bases After Iran's Retaliatory Strikes
At the U.S. Fifth Fleet headquarters in Bahrain, several LARGE BUILDINGS were destroyed along with TWO satellite communications terminals.
In Kuwait, Ali Al Salem Air Base showed multiple buildings HIT, while imagery also indicated damage at Camp Buehring and Camp Arifjan.
The satellite evidence showed Iran's retaliation was not simply intercepted or symbolic. U.S. military infrastructure across the Gulf took DIRECT HITS.