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Wall Street Journal: According to satellite images and US officials, Iran has targeted facilities housing US forces at bases in the Middle East. Satellite images show that 25 buildings were damaged at Moapak Salti Air Base in Jordan in the first six months of the US-Iran war. Also, 274 buildings at 12 different American bases in this area were also damaged during this period. The Center for Strategic and International Studies estimated that the damage shown in the satellite images collected alone is about 4 billion dollars. US officials said they were in talks with countries in the region to discuss repairs to reduce costs for the US, as many of the damaged facilities are shared with local staff.

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Wall Street Journal: According to satellite images and US officials, Iran has targeted facilities housing US forces at bases in the Middle East. Satellite images show that 25 buildings were damaged at Moapak Salti Air Base in Jordan in the first six months of the US-Iran war. Also, 274 buildings at 12 different American bases in this area were also damaged during this period. The Center for Strategic and International Studies estimated that the damage shown in the satellite images collected alone is about 4 billion dollars. US officials said they were in talks with countries in the region to discuss repairs to reduce costs for the US, as many of the damaged facilities are shared with local staff.

Wall Street Journal: According to satellite images and US officials, Iran has targeted facilities housing US forces at bases in the Middle East. Satellite images show that 25 buildings were damaged at Moapak Salti Air Base in Jordan in the first six months of the US-Iran war. Also, 274 buildings at 12 different American bases in this area were also damaged during this period. The Center for Strategic and International Studies estimated that the damage shown in the satellite images collected alone is about 4 billion dollars. US officials said they were in talks with countries in the region to discuss repairs to reduce costs for the US, as many of the damaged facilities are shared with local staff.

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