U.S. Department of Defense: 415 U.S. military personnel injured in military operations against Iran
Xinhua News Agency, Washington, April 20 - According to the latest data released by the U.S. Department of Defense on the 20th, since the U.S. launched military operations against Iran on February 28, a total of 415 U.S. military personnel have been injured.
The data shows that among these injured, 271 are from the Army, 63 are from the Navy, 19 are from the Marine Corps, and 62 are from the Air Force.
According to U.S. military statistics, the current death toll remains at 13, including 6 soldiers who were killed in an Iranian attack in Kuwait, 1 soldier who succumbed to injuries in Saudi Arabia, and 6 who died in a U.S. military tanker crash.
Since February 28, 415 U.S. military personnel have been injured during operations against Iran. The injuries include 271 from the Army, 63 from the Navy, 19 from the Marine Corps, and 62 from the Air Force. The death toll stands at 13, with casualties occurring in Kuwait and Saudi Arabia, including deaths from a tanker crash.
- 415 U.S. military personnel have been injured since February 28.
- 271 injuries are from the Army, 63 from the Navy, 19 from the Marine Corps, and 62 from the Air Force.
- The death toll remains at 13, including 6 killed in Kuwait and 1 in Saudi Arabia.
- 6 personnel died in a U.S. tanker crash.