Total Number of US Personnel Injured in Iran Operation Reaches 380 - Pentagon

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2026-04-09

WASHINGTON, April 9 (RIA Novosti) - A total of 380 US service members have been injured in the military operation in the Middle East, the Pentagon's Defense Casualty Analysis System showed on Thursday. As of April 9, the casualties include 258 Army personnel, 63 Navy members, 19 Marines, 40 Air Force personnel. The number of fatalities remains at 13, with 7 Army and 6 Air Force soldiers killed. Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said in......

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