Wounded soldiers, families accuse Pentagon of downplaying injuries from Iranian strike
Summary
Soldiers wounded in an Iranian drone strike in Kuwait on March 1 and their families say the Pentagon has minimized the number and severity of injuries. A soldier who survived the attack told CBS News he believes the Army and Pentagon have tried to make the incident seem less serious.Key Facts
- The incident involved an Iranian drone strike in Kuwait on March 1.
- Several U.S. service members were injured during the strike.
- Survivors and their families accuse the Pentagon of downplaying these injuries.
- A wounded soldier spoke in an exclusive interview with CBS News.
- The soldier expressed his belief that military officials have tried to minimize the event.
- The story was reported by CBS News correspondent Jonah Kaplan.
- The Pentagon has not publicly detailed all injuries from the attack.
- The issue raises concerns about transparency around the health of service members after attacks.
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