Iran Strikes Render 13 US Bases Uninhabitable, Force Troops into 'Remote War'

• Iran's missile and drone strikes have severely damaged 13 US military bases in the Middle East, making many "largely uninhabitable."
• US troops are now dispersed into temporary facilities like hotels and offices, shifting to a "remote warfare" model.
• Bases in Kuwait, including Port Shuaiba, Ali Al Salem Air Base, and Camp Buehring, suffered heavy damage to operational centers and infrastructure.
• Strikes also hit Al Udeid Air Base in Qatar, US Fifth Fleet headquarters in Bahrain, and Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia.
• Military experts warn that operating from ad hoc locations reduces coordination, slows response times, and limits access to critical equipment.