The Pentagon's own casualty database now shows 624 American troops wounded and 18 killed since the United States went to war with Iran on Feb.
A Pentagon Personnel and Readiness spokesperson attributed the prior week's swings to "temporary data disruptions" on the DCAS website that required correction, while a separate defense official cited "operational security" to explain why casualty information has arrived on an inconsistent schedule.
Brad Cooper, the commander of U.S.
The Deal Reportedly Taking Shape According to a regional official involved in the mediation who spoke on condition of anonymity, the compromise now being discussed centers on letting Iran run vessel transit through the Strait of Hormuz with fewer restrictions than the U.S. and its allies initially demanded.
1st Class Nicole Amor, 39, of White Bear Lake, Minnesota; Sgt.
The Defense Department's casualty database added 204 wounded troops overnight after splitting the five-month Iran war into two separately tracked operations. The revision lands the same weekend Trump paused a bombing campaign a top general said had run out of targets.