Iran's Attacks Inflict Billions in Damage on US Bases, Threaten Global Economy

• Iranian retaliatory attacks caused up to $800 million in damage to US military bases in the first two weeks.
• Expensive US military systems, including a THAAD radar worth $485 million, were specifically targeted and damaged.
• US airbases in Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and a naval base in Bahrain were repeatedly hit, with critical structures destroyed.
• The conflict has led to 13 US military personnel deaths, an estimated 3200 total casualties, and war costs reaching $16.5 billion in 12 days.
• Iran's closure of the Strait of Hormuz impacts 20% of global oil supply, raising fears of sharp price increases and global economic instability.