Commerce Minister apologizes over Iran war casualties
The article discusses US Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick's apology for a statement in which he denied that any Americans had been killed during the Iran war, clarifying that 18 members of the US military lost their lives during the conflict. Lutnick had made an incorrect statement during an interview, which led to his apology. Trump defended him, explaining that Lutnick was referring to Venezuela when he said that no one was killed in Iran. To date, the United States has announced the death of 18 military personnel and the injury of more than 750 others during the Iran war. The article highlights rising tensions between Washington and Tehran, with Pakistan acting as a mediator and military escalations in the region.
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