NYT: Pentagon Hides U.S. Injuries in Iran
The New York Times reported that the U.S. Department of Defense (Pentagon) concealed information about injuries sustained by dozens of American servicemen during Iranian attacks on U.S. forces in the region, which occurred during the Iran war. The three Iranian attacks carried out over the past week resulted in injuries and damage to helicopters, but the Pentagon did not disclose the extent or details of the injuries, citing the need to maintain operational security. Additionally, the U.S. Central Command paused the announcement of the number of targeted sites inside Iran amid escalating tensions, and Washington has not fully disclosed its human losses since the start of the war. The death toll has risen to 17 soldiers, with more than 400 others injured, but that figure has not been updated recently.
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