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Download the TribunX news app on the Play Store or App Store for a new experience. TRIBUN-VIDEO.COM - The United States is reportedly beginning to withdraw from several key positions in the Middle East. Recent reports indicate that US military personnel and assets have quietly begun withdrawing after Iranian attacks rocked several strategic bases. The focus is on King Faisal Air Base in Jordan. The base was reportedly evacuated after an Iranian attack reportedly damaged an F-15 fighter jet hanger. Shortly after the attack, several fighter jets and helicopters were seen leaving the base area. This movement has sparked speculation that military operations at the site have been temporarily suspended. Not only King Faisal, but Muwaffaq Salti Air Base has also reportedly ceased normal operations. Personnel and various military assets are reportedly being relocated to safer locations. However, the US government has not yet independently confirmed these claims. If the reports prove true, this would be one of the biggest disruptions to US military operations in Jordan since the conflict with Iran. This situation is expected to force Washington to redeploy its fighter jets and air power to other bases. This move is considered to impact the effectiveness of US military operations in the region. This development also signals that Iran is increasingly capable of threatening US military infrastructure, even beyond its own borders. On the other hand, several observers believe that the US strategy to pressure Iran has not yet yielded the desired results. The Iranian government is also still holding out amidst military pressure and economic sanctions. The US has yet to take a direct ground invasion. The risk of high casualties and the potential for a wider war are said to be key considerations. Meanwhile, the prolonged war has begun to deplete US weapons stocks. Thousands of missiles have reportedly been used since the early stages of the conflict. Patriot defense systems, THAAD, SM-3, and Tomahawk cruise missiles continue to be deployed. All of these systems are used to attack targets and intercept Iranian retaliatory attacks. CSIS defense analyst Mark Cancian estimates that the US has expended between one-third and one-half of its primary ammunition stockpile during the war. At the same time, the demand for missiles from Ukraine, European countries, and the Gulf region continues to increase. This situation makes the US's efforts to replenish its weapons stockpile increasingly difficult. (Tribun-Video.com) This article was published on Tribunnews.com with the title: US Arms Crisis, Patriot and Tomahawk Missile Stocks Running Low: All Out After War Against Iran https://www.tribunnews.com/internasio... Writer: garudea prabawati Editor: Facundo Chrysnha Pradipha Program: Tribun Video Update Host: Feba Fadhiliana Video Editor: Aura Dewi Arafuru Uploader: bagus gema praditiya sukirman #viory #iran #americas #patriotmissiles #tomahawk #military