A new analysis reveals that Iran's attacks on US military bases in the Gulf caused significantly more damage than previously reported by the Trump administration. Based on over 100 satellite images released by Iran, the report by The Washington Post indicates that at least 228 structures and military assets were hit across 15 American bases during the conflict. The most extensive damage was reported at the US Navy’s 5th Fleet headquarters in Bahrain and key facilities in Kuwait, including Ali Al Salem Air Base, Camp Arifjan, and Camp Buehring. Critical assets such as Patriot missile defense systems, fuel storage sites, and power infrastructure were destroyed, leaving some bases partially unusable. Military experts noted the precision of the strikes, with no evidence of random misses, indicating a focused attack on military infrastructure. The financial implications of the conflict could be substantial, with estimates suggesting repair and replacement costs could rise to between $40 billion and $50 billion, significantly higher than the Pentagon's initial estimate of $25 billion. Additionally, the US reportedly lost around 40 drones and fighter aircraft during the conflict, including MQ-9 Reaper drones and F-15E Strike Eagles.