Pentagon Releases First Official Casualty Count in Conflict With Iran

The Department of Defense has officially confirmed that 140 U.S. service members have been wounded and seven killed in ongoing drone and missile attacks. This marks the first time the Pentagon has released a formal tally of casualties resulting from the conflict.

7 articles, 3 posts·March 10 – March 11, 2026

Key Points

The Pentagon reported approximately 140 U.S. service members wounded during the first 10 to 11 days of Operation Epic Fury.
Official casualty reports confirm seven U.S. service members have been killed in the conflict with Iran.
Eight of the wounded service members have been identified as having sustained severe injuries.
The casualties were primarily caused by ongoing drone and missile attacks against U.S. forces.

7 News·Yesterday – Today

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Pentagon Says 140 Service Members Have Been Injured in Iran War

The New York Times

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Pentagon says 140 service members wounded in Iran war as U.S. launches 'most intense' attacks so far

Washington Times

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Around 140 US service members wounded in Iran war, Pentagon says

Al Jazeera Online

3 Social·Today

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Our brave servicemembers will always answer the call and they have my unwavering gratitude and support. War is not a game, and right now, Trump is risking American lives on a war of choice with no clear objective or endgame. The men & women who serve deserve better.

Senator Patty Murray on x

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I am praying for the brave men and women in uniform who have been wounded in the Iran War. May we find a path toward peace before more lives are lost in the Middle East.

Senator Dick Durbin on x

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This is an illegal, unconstitutional war that is putting US servicemembers in harm's way. Congress must step in and end this.

Rep. Pramila Jayapal on x

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Key Points

Pentagon Says 140 Service Members Have Been Injured in Iran War

Pentagon says 140 service members wounded in Iran war as U.S. launches 'most intense' attacks so far

Around 140 US service members wounded in Iran war, Pentagon says

Our brave servicemembers will always answer the call and they have my unwavering gratitude and support. War is not a game, and right now, Trump is risking American lives on a war of choice with no clear objective or endgame. The men &amp; women who serve deserve better.

I am praying for the brave men and women in uniform who have been wounded in the Iran War. May we find a path toward peace before more lives are lost in the Middle East.

This is an illegal, unconstitutional war that is putting US servicemembers in harm's way. Congress must step in and end this.

Our brave servicemembers will always answer the call and they have my unwavering gratitude and support. War is not a game, and right now, Trump is risking American lives on a war of choice with no clear objective or endgame. The men & women who serve deserve better.