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First reported by Washington Examiner (Lean right); 5 outlets over 32h.
Washington Examiner · +10h Christian Science Monitor · +13h New York Post · +30h The Washington Times · +32h The Hill
At least 81 U.S. military aircraft and drones have been damaged or destroyed since the war against Iran began early this year, according to a new report prepared for members of Congress.
Read at thehill.com →Europe is unlikely to help President Donald Trump fight the Iran war. But it could help the United States end it with limited military pressure and diplomacy.
Read at csmonitor.com →The war in Iran has left 81 U.S. aircraft lost or damaged, which would cost $5.1 billion at full replacement prices, according to a Washington Times calculation using federal unit costs for 73 of them.
Read at washingtontimes.com →The US has lost at least 81 US military aircraft since the war in Iran began, a loss totaling as much as $3.3 billion, according to a new Congressional Research Service report.
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