Iran's attack on a Saudi U.S. military base left 29 U.S. personnel injured, as missiles and drones were launched simultaneously.

AP: Iran's Attack on Saudi Base This Week Injures 29 U.S. Troops

According to sources cited by the Associated Press, Iran's attack this week on the Prince Sultan Air Base in eastern Saudi Arabia—also known as "Prince Sultan Air Base"—resulted in at least 29 U.S. military personnel being injured.

The report stated: "During Friday's attack, Iran launched six ballistic missiles and 29 drones toward the Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia, injuring at least 15 U.S. service members, five of whom sustained serious injuries... Earlier this week, the base had been attacked twice, with one incident causing 14 U.S. troops to be injured."

Previously, Reuters quoted an unnamed U.S. official stating that Iran's missile attack on the Prince Sultan Air Base on Friday caused injuries to 12 U.S. soldiers.

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