US Reveals Marine Injuries in Iran Attack
Eight U.S. Marine Corps personnel were injured in a Iranian cruise missile attack in the Strait of Hormuz on September 14th, while they were aboard an unspecified type of vessel. All of the injured returned to duty shortly after, experiencing symptoms associated with concussion such as headaches and inhalation of smoke, but the injuries were not serious. The U.S. military continues to enforce a naval blockade against Iran and faces ongoing attempts by the Revolutionary Guard to attack ships, with the Pentagon not announcing a specific attack or providing additional details about the incident. According to a Defense Department database, the total number of U.S. military personnel injured in the region since the start of the conflict with Iran is 861 soldiers.
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