Around 200 US troops injured in Iran war have been reported across several countries in the Middle East, according to a spokesperson from the United States Central Command. The injuries have occurred since the conflict began between the United States, Israel, and Iran.
Captain Tim Hawkins said that most of the injured soldiers suffered minor wounds, and over 180 have already returned to duty. However, he confirmed that at least 10 troops have serious injuries. The injured personnel were stationed in different parts of the region, including Bahrain, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, and the United Arab Emirates.
Earlier reports from the Pentagon had placed the number of injured troops at around 140 on March 10. The updated figure shows a sharp rise in injuries as the conflict continues. Officials also said that 13 US troops have died so far, including seven killed in attacks and six in a plane crash in Iraq.
The fighting started on February 28 when US and Israeli forces launched a large air campaign against Iran. In response, Iran has carried out missile and drone attacks targeting areas where US forces are present. These attacks have affected several countries in the Middle East, increasing tensions across the region.
The situation remains serious, and the number of US troops injured in Iran war may rise if the conflict continues. Military officials are closely monitoring the developments as both sides continue their operations.
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