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Veterans groups are concerned about the Pentagon's classification of casualties from the Iran war, which separates the conflict into two categories. They argue this could obscure the true costs of military actions and undermine congressional oversight. The Pentagon has faced scrutiny over delays and inaccuracies in its casualty reporting, prompting inquiries from lawmakers.
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Veterans groups are concerned about the Pentagon's classification of casualties from the Iran war, which separates the conflict into two categories. They argue this could obscure the true costs of military actions and undermine congressional oversight. The Pentagon has faced scrutiny over delays and inaccuracies in its casualty reporting, prompting inquiries from lawmakers.
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