Pentagon casualty classification in Jordan and Iraq
The U.S. Department of Defense (Pentagon) announced the classification of four soldiers killed in Jordan and Iraq during July as "Victims of Overseas Operations," a category separate from the list of casualties in the "Great Anger" operation. This statement has raised questions about the transparency of the disclosure of human losses, especially after reports of a reduction in the number of casualties by removing names from the official website and adjustments to the figures of injuries among soldiers. Sources confirmed that some injuries were not announced to prevent Iran from obtaining information that could help it adjust its strategies, while the U.S. military announced targeting a force of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard in Jordan, and the death of 16 military personnel since the start of the war with Iran, along with new airstrikes on Iran in response to attacks on American forces. Meanwhile, President Trump commented on the soldiers' deaths, affirming that the goal of the United States is to prevent Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, in the context of escalating tensions between Washington and Tehran.
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