US death toll rises to 8, Iranian Foreign Minister: We will continue to fight
On the evening of the 8th, the U.S. Central Command issued a statement on social media saying that a U.S. National Guard soldier passed away on the 6th in Kuwait due to a sudden illness. The number of U.S. military personnel killed in operations against Iran has risen to 8. Iranian Foreign Minister Amir-Abdollahian stated in an interview with NBC on the 8th that the U.S. and Israel are killing Iranian people, which undermines the ceasefire agreement reached after the "12-day war" in June of last year, and that Iran "must continue to fight for its people and security." (Reporters: Xu Jianmei, Gao Shan, Huang Zemin, Shadati, Hu Yousong)
On June 6, a U.S. National Guard soldier died in Kuwait due to sudden illness, raising the total U.S. military casualties in operations against Iran to 8. Iran's Foreign Minister declared that the U.S. and Israel are harming Iranian people, violating a ceasefire agreement, and emphasized Iran's commitment to continue fighting for its security.
- One U.S. National Guard soldier died on June 6 in Kuwait due to sudden illness.
- Total U.S. military deaths in operations against Iran have risen to 8.
- Iran's Foreign Minister stated that Iran will continue to fight for its people and security.