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NBC News reports that eight U.S. Marines were injured on September 14th as a result of a Iranian missile attack targeting a ship in the Strait of Hormuz. However, the injuries were minor, limited to smoke inhalation and symptoms consistent with a concussion, such as headaches. The injured personnel returned to duty shortly afterward. The incident was linked to escalating tensions in the region, with Iran continuing to target ships in the strait, alongside the U.S. military imposing a naval blockade on Iranian ports. Overall, approximately 861 U.S. military personnel have been affected by Iranian attacks so far, with some injuries possibly yet to be fully diagnosed, as symptoms may develop over time.
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