The United States Department of Defense has confirmed that 365 American military personnel have been injured since the beginning of the ongoing conflict involving Iran. Officials said the figures represent verified casualties reported during recent military operations and highlight the human cost of the escalating confrontation between the United States and Iranian forces.
According to the Pentagon’s latest data, the injured personnel include members from multiple branches of the US armed forces. The breakdown shows that 247 injured individuals belong to the United States Army, while 63 personnel are from the United States Navy. The remaining casualties include 19 United States Marine Corps members and 36 from the United States Air Force.
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In addition to the injuries, the Pentagon confirmed that 13 US service members have been killed during the conflict so far. Officials stated that these fatalities occurred during various military engagements linked to the wider regional war. The confirmation underscores the increasing risks faced by troops operating in active combat zones.
Defense officials explained that the numbers reflect confirmed cases based on the latest reporting from operational units and medical facilities. Authorities noted that casualty figures can change as additional information becomes available. However, the current data provides the most accurate assessment of injuries and deaths related to the ongoing hostilities.
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Meanwhile, analysts warn that rising casualty figures may intensify debate within the United States about the scale and duration of military involvement in the conflict. The growing human toll often influences political discussions, public opinion and strategic decisions during prolonged military operations.
The Pentagon continues to monitor the situation closely while providing medical care and support to injured personnel. Officials also emphasized that protecting service members and ensuring proper treatment remains a top priority as operations related to the conflict continue across the region.