Washington, DC – The Pentagon announced Tuesday the casualty figures for the US military since the start of Operation Epic Wrath against Iran. It reported that approximately 140 service members have been injured during the ten days of military operations, most with minor injuries. 108 service members have been able to return to duty after receiving treatment.
Critical cases and receiving medical care
The statement indicated that eight U.S. service members remain in critical condition and are receiving the highest level of medical care. Others are under observation before being cleared to return to duty. Military leadership emphasized that all injured service members are receiving the necessary care and that their health continues to be assessed to ensure their return to service as soon as their condition permits.
Details of Operation “Epic Wrath”
The operation is one of the largest military campaigns conducted by the United States in the region in recent years, involving the use of fighter jets, strategic bombers, and precision-guided missiles. Military command confirmed that the casualties did not affect the operational readiness of the forces. Operations are continuing according to plan.
Risks and military escalation
This toll comes amid growing concerns about the war’s expansion and its impact on regional stability. Exchanges of fire between US and Iranian forces continue. The US military has affirmed its commitment to military standards to ensure the protection of its troops. The war’s developments are being closely monitored to prevent further casualties and increased strain on forces in the field.
The Pentagon emphasized that forces participating in operations are continuing their missions. The minor injuries have not hindered military operations, and forces remain prepared for any unforeseen developments on the ground.
