US EditionAbout 140 US troops wounded in Iran war, 8 severely, Pentagon says
The Pentagon reports 108 of about 140 wounded U.S. troops in the Iran conflict have returned to duty while 8 remain severely injured after 10 days of strikes.
- Approximately 140 to 150 U.S. troops have been reported wounded in the ongoing conflict with Iran.
- Initially, only eight service members were confirmed as seriously injured by the Pentagon.
- Eight service members are severely injured and receiving top medical care.
- The Pentagon warns that further casualties may occur due to ongoing attacks.
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As many as 150 U.S. troops wounded by Iranian counterstrikes on American bases
According to the Pentagon, the vast majority of casualties are minor, with most of them already back in active duty. The number of Iranian strikes on U.S. bases has fallen sharply since the start of the war, after the damage inflicted on the Iranian war infrastructure
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