Pentagon report: War with Iran led to munitions shortfall and damage to US bases

A new report from the Pentagon inspector general has shed light on the consequences of recent military engagements between the United States and Iran. According to the report, these tensions have led to significant shortfalls in the U.S. military's strategic munitions inventories. Furthermore, the released documents indicate that dozens of military aircraft were lost during these conflicts. The report also estimates the financial damage resulting from attacks on U.S. diplomatic facilities at $184 million. These figures highlight the logistical and operational pressures faced by U.S. forces following confrontations with the Islamic Republic.