The US lost military weapons including drones, aircraft and radars in the Iran war

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The Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) has said that a large amount of US military equipment has been destroyed in the ongoing conflict centered on Iran. According to the agency, the total damage, including advanced fighter jets and radar systems, stood at around $2.3 to $2.8 billion. Aljazeera news.

 

According to published data, these tools have been damaged or destroyed in different parts of the Middle East at different times.

 

Major equipment destroyed includes—

 

F-15E/F-15EX fighter jet: At least 4, the loss is about $412 million

AN/TPY-2 Radar System: 1–2, damage 485 to 970 million dollars

KC-135/KC-46A Tanker Aircraft: 1, loss 165 million dollars

E-3 Awakes/E-7 Surveillance Aircraft: 1, loss 700 million dollars

CH-47 Helicopter: 1, loss 39 million dollars

A-10/F-15EX and other aircraft: Multiple, loss hundreds of millions of dollars

MC-130J aircraft: 2, loss 240 million dollars

MH-6 and AH-6 helicopters: 4, loss 60 million dollars

MQ-4C drone: 1, loss 113 million dollars

MQ-9 Reaper Drone: 11 to 24, damage 165 to 360 million dollars

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According to the data, these losses occurred in various areas including Kuwait, Iraq, Saudi Arabia, Iran and the Strait of Hormuz. In some cases the precise location was not mentioned, especially in the case of damaged equipment during rescue operations (CSAR).

 

This loss can have an important impact not only financially but also in terms of military capabilities.

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