
AI-generated summary
CBS received and published photographs of destruction at US military bases in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, provided by anonymous military personnel, in the context of the ongoing conflict between the US and Iran.
The CBS television channel showed footage of destruction at American military bases during the conflict with Iran.
The photographs were obtained from US military personnel on condition of anonymity at bases in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait.
Photos show destroyed buildings, military aircraft (Boeing E-3 Sentry) and other damaged infrastructure.
WASHINGTON, September 16 - RIA Novosti. The CBS television channel showed footage of destruction at American military bases during the US conflict with Iran: buildings, military aircraft and other infrastructure were damaged.
The television channel received photographs from American military personnel on condition of anonymity from two US bases - in Saudi Arabia and Kuwait.
"This is serious damage to our bases that was not reported to the American public," one service member told CBS.
One of the photographs taken at an air base in Saudi Arabia shows destroyed Boeing E-3 Sentry. The impact hit the tail of the plane. Other photographs of the base show destroyed barracks.
No less damage is visible in footage from Camp Buring in Kuwait, the main staging area for US ground forces, armored vehicles and air units: a charred car and destroyed buildings, the wreckage of which now resembles a landfill.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The Pentagon will officially comment on the published footage in the coming days
Likely · Within days
There may be inquiries to the US Congress about the security of foreign military bases
Possible · Within weeks

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