Iran inflicts extensive damage to US bases; ‘No one knows anything’ about the damage, says congressional aide.

Iran has inflicted significant damage to U.S. military bases across the Middle East, with estimates suggesting repair costs could reach up to $5 billion. Recent Iranian strikes, including an assault on Camp Buehring in Kuwait, are reported to be more damaging than previously acknowledged.

According to various sources, Republican lawmakers have expressed frustration with the Pentagon for failing to provide comprehensive assessments of the damage. One congressional aide highlighted the lack of information: 'No one knows anything. And it’s not for lack of asking.'

The attacks affected key military installations in at least seven countries, damaging storage warehouses, command centers, and even aerial defense systems. Reports indicate this marks the first time in recent years that an enemy aircraft, specifically an Iranian F-5 fighter jet, managed to strike a U.S. base, demonstrating notable breaches in air defense.

Despite the scale of the damage, the Pentagon has remained tight-lipped, citing operational security. The U.S. Central Command also refrained from commenting on the situation, further fueling concerns among lawmakers especially at a time when the Pentagon is requesting record-high budgets.

U.S. military operations have already incurred more than $11 billion in spending just within the early weeks of this ongoing conflict, as part of a broader Iranian campaign targeting American facilities.

Iran has caused extensive damage to U.S. bases in the Middle East, with costs for repairs expected to reach billions. Congressional aides report dissatisfaction with Pentagon transparency, stating, 'No one knows anything,' amid strikes that have hit important military sites across at least seven countries since February 28.