Iran's war injuries highlight US treatment gaps

A report has revealed serious vulnerabilities in the U.S. military healthcare system in combat zones, particularly during the Iran war, where traditional military hospitals have become largely inaccessible due to persistent missile and drone attacks. This has made it difficult to evacuate the wounded quickly, forcing some soldiers to either transport themselves or wait in safe locations, while the capabilities of advanced hospitals they relied on during the Iraq and Afghanistan wars have declined. These issues stem from the changing nature of warfare, with ongoing precision attacks and restrictions on the operation of medical facilities near front lines.

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