US Navy faces growing Middle East supply issues

Reports indicate that the U.S. Navy is facing a severe logistical crisis in the Middle East after Iran destroyed a major logistics base in Bahrain, making nearby ports extremely dangerous and unusable. As a result, supply ships are forced to cover distances of up to approximately 2,200 miles, sometimes heading to Diego Garcia or Singapore to continue operations. The American fleet requires more than 420,000 meals and 8 million gallons of fuel each week, which further complicates the logistical crisis in the region.

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