Iran's Missile Strikes: US Bases Hit, 7 Dead

0:00On March 14, Iran has launched waves of missiles and drones at U.S. military bases across the Middle East, striking back after the killing of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Seven American troops are dead and roughly 150 injured as the fighting drags into its 12th day. At least 17 bases, air defenses and other sites have sustained damage. Key targets include al-udid airbase in Qatar, the largest U.S. outpost with around 10,000 personnel, plus facilities in Kuwait, the United Arab, Emirates, Bahrain, and Jordan. Multiple hits have scorched runways and command centers, with satellite photos revealing smoke over Dubai's Jebel Ali Port and debris at Naval Hubs. Military leaders note Iran came better prepared than expected, catching defenses off guard in some cases. And Trump has vowed a fierce counter-strike, while six soldiers died at a Kuwaiti base when a drone slipped through. Embassies in Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and Dubai face to tax two alongside the U.S. fifth-fleet

1:04headquarters and radar systems in Jordan. The strikes keep ramping up, hitting supply lines and air operations hard. With tensions at a boiling point, both nations brace for what comes next in this widening