A report from The New York Times indicates that the Pentagon did not disclose injuries sustained by U.S. service members following Iranian strikes that resulted in the deaths of two individuals in Jordan. Several U.S. officials, who requested anonymity, provided information regarding the unreported injuries to service members and damage to helicopters caused by these strikes.
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Pentagon Reportedly Did Not Disclose US Military Injuries Following Iran Strikes
A report suggests that the Pentagon concealed information about injuries to U.S. service members after Iranian strikes in Jordan killed two individuals. The information was provided by anonymous U.S. officials to The New York Times.
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Pentagon concealed dozens of US military injuries in latest Iran strikes: Report
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Pentagon Reportedly Did Not Disclose US Military Injuries Following Iran Strikes