Pentagon confirms nearly 100 service members injured since Iran strikes resumed in July
Summary
The Pentagon reported that since the U.S. military started ongoing attacks on Iran in July, nearly 100 American service members have been injured. Most of these injured troops—96 percent—have recovered enough to return to their duties.Key Facts
- Nearly 100 U.S. service members were injured after the U.S. began attacks on Iran in July.
- The Pentagon confirmed these injuries on Monday.
- 96 percent of the injured troops have returned to work.
- The Pentagon spokesperson said the soldiers are eager to continue their missions.
- The attacks on Iran have been continuous since they started earlier this month.
- The information comes from the chief Pentagon spokesperson, Sean Parnell.
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