Approximately 400 American soldiers were injured during a joint US-Israel operation, according to U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) spokesperson Tim Hawkins.
Operative Information Center-OMM reports, citing the Associated Press, that the casualties occurred during recent military activities in the region.
The official statement clarifies the extent of the losses: "Approximately 400 US military personnel have been injured. Of these, three were seriously wounded, while 354 have already returned to duty. Thirteen personnel were killed: seven as a result of combat, six following an Iranian strike on Kuwait, and one who succumbed to injuries sustained in Saudi Arabia."
According to the report, specific details regarding the military operations have not been fully disclosed, and the final statistics on casualties may be updated as more information becomes available. These developments come amid heightened security measures and strategic coordination between US forces and regional allies. The involvement of US President Donald Trump's administration in overseeing regional stability remains a focal point of current American foreign policy in the Middle East.
