Greg Stanton: Turkey and Pakistan Must Collaborate with Saudi Arabia to Counter the Houthis

Greg Stanton, a member of the U.S. Congress, in an inspection report about Operation "Epic Fury" designed to counter threats from the Islamic Republic of Iran, stressed the necessity of cooperation between Turkey and Pakistan with Saudi Arabia to eliminate the Houthis. This report examines the military, financial, and humanitarian aspects of this war and shows that the United States has begun its military operations with the aim of preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons and establishing security in the region.

Details of Operation "Epic Fury"

This report, which examines the time period from 9th of Hoot 1404 to 9th of Saratan 1405, indicates that the United States, in collaboration with Israel, began its operations on the 9th of Hoot. In this operation, about 50,000 U.S. military forces were deployed in the region, and by the 18th of Haml, over 13,500 targets had been attacked. Additionally, operational costs are estimated to reach $33.4 billion by the 8th of Saratan.

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Casualties and Damages from the War

Reports indicate that in this operation, seven U.S. servicemen lost their lives in combat operations and seven others in non-hostile incidents. In total, 417 servicemen were also injured. Furthermore, damages from attacks by the Islamic Republic on U.S. bases in various countries such as Kuwait, Bahrain, and Saudi Arabia amount to billions of dollars. This operation has also led to damage and destruction of dozens of U.S. aircraft.

In this context, Greg Stanton emphasized that international cooperation, especially among Turkey, Pakistan, and Saudi Arabia, is essential to counter the Houthis. He added that this cooperation could help strengthen security in the region and reduce threats posed by the Islamic Republic.

This report also highlights the impacts of the war on U.S. ammunition reserves, stating that high consumption in the war has led to strategic shortages in inventories. The Pentagon is accelerating the production and supply of critical materials to compensate for these shortages.

Future of U.S. Diplomacy and Military

On the diplomatic front, the U.S. and the Islamic Republic have reached a ceasefire, but negotiations regarding remaining issues, including Iran's nuclear program, have reached a deadlock. In this situation, Washington has launched the "Economic Fury" campaign to target Iran's oil revenues and other resources.

Overall, this report provides a comprehensive picture of various aspects of the Iran war and shows that international cooperation can help strengthen security and stability in the region.

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