CBS reveals new details about the Iranian attack on American forces in Kuwait

The American network “CBS” said on Wednesday that the Iranian attack on American forces in Kuwait during the early hours of the war was more severe than previously announced.
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The network explained, citing its sources, that “in addition to the dead among American soldiers, dozens were injured with wounds and burns, and the situation necessitated the amputation of at least one limb, while more than 30 military personnel are still receiving treatment in hospitals as a result of the attack.”
Iran had attacked American military bases in Kuwait, most notably Camp Arifjan, in the early hours following the outbreak of aggression against it, inflicting deaths and injuries among the US army and targeting advanced radar systems, according to American media sources.
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For its part, the “New York Times” revealed that Iran bombed 17 American sites in the region during the past ten days of the war.
The newspaper stated that Iran’s objectives are to disrupt the US Army’s ability to communicate and coordinate and to damage American air defense systems.
An American security source pointed out to the newspaper that “Iran is showing an ability to adapt to changing realities on the battlefield and appears to be directing its attacks towards what it considers American weaknesses, including the air defense systems designed to protect Washington’s forces and assets in the region.”
Background:

Since last February 28, the US of America and Israel have been carrying out their widespread aggression on Iran, which resulted in the assassination of its Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei, and a group of senior leaders of the country, in addition to a large number of civilians, and also caused significant material losses.
In turn, Iran responded with military operations using ballistic missiles and drones against American bases in the