Khaberni - The New York Times reported that Iranian attacks caused significant damage to several US military bases in the Middle East, which forced the forces stationed there to relocate to hotels and offices scattered around the region and work remotely, except for pilots and aircraft crews and teams responsible for operating, maintaining them, and carrying out strikes.
The newspaper quoted military officials saying that there were about 40,000 US soldiers in the region when the war started, and the US Central Command dispersed thousands of them, some to Europe. However, many remained in the Middle East but outside their original bases.
The Iranian Revolutionary Guard warned the region's residents to stay away from the locations of US forces, saying: «We are compelled to identify the Americans’ locations and target them, so it is better not to host them in hotels and stay away from their locations, and it is your Islamic duty to report accurately the hiding places of these terrorists»
