U.S. forces fired ~50 Patriot interceptors in one day during last month's Iranian attacks on bases in Jordan, costing ~$200M
According to a New York Times report, U.S. forces fired approximately 50 Patriot interceptors in a single day during last month's Iranian attacks on bases in Jordan, costing roughly $200 million. Iran used course-changing missiles to deplete scarce Patriot stocks.
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🚨 NYT: US FORCES FIRED ~50 PATRIOT INTERCEPTORS IN ONE DAY DURING LAST MONTH'S IRANIAN ATTACKS ON BASES IN JORDAN, COSTING ~$200M; IRAN USED COURSE-CHANGING MISSILES TO DEPLETE SCARCE PATRIOT STOCKS
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BREAKING: 🇺🇸 A U.S. Navy helicopter opened fire on a cargo ship accused of trying to break the American blockade of Iranian ports. CENTCOM says the civilian vessel ignored repeated warnings from U.S. forces before the helicopter fired on it. https://t.co/nlKWFHQ0Oi