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Dozens of U.S. service members in Kuwait suffered serious injuries, including burns, brain trauma and shrapnel wounds, sources say
- On March 1, an Iranian drone strike hit a makeshift tactical operations center at the Shuaiba port outside Kuwait City, killing six U.S. service members.
- Amid the U.S.-Israel strikes, the joint U.S.-Israeli aerial campaign began February 28, and Iran blamed Israel and the United States for related blasts though neither accepted responsibility.
- About 20 injured troops were evacuated to Landstuhl on a C-17 with urgent injuries, and more than 100 medical personnel were sent to Landstuhl to assist, CBS reported Wednesday.
- On Tuesday, the Pentagon said about 140 U.S. service members have been wounded, with more than 30 hospitalized, including 12 at Walter Reed Medical Center and about 25 at Landstuhl Regional Medical Center.
- Reports found U.S. military personnel at Shuaiba lacked requested drone-defense systems and didn't hear warning sirens, while smoke quickly filled the building, raising questions about Pentagon transparency.
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U.S. Troops Suffered Serious Injuries In Kuwait Drone Attack
An Iranian drone attack in Kuwait that killed six U.S. service members in the early hours of the war with Iran was much more severe than we were previously told, with dozens suffering injuries including brain trauma, shrapnel wounds and burns, multiple sources told CBS News. At least one may require the amputation of a limb. More than 30 military members remained in hospitals Tuesday night with battle injuries from the Kuwait attack — one at Bro…
An Iranian attack with drone that killed six U.S. soldiers in Kuwait was more serious than it had initially been released, according to information from the U.S. emissions CBS News. According to sources heard by the network, more than 30 soldiers were still hospitalized on Wednesday night because of injuries suffered in the attack, which occurred on 1 March. Among the victims, dozens had brain injuries, injuries caused by stylps and burns.
Iranian strike wounded more troops than Trump admin let on
A new report on Wednesday revealed that more American service members were left with serious injuries — including brain trauma, burns, shrapnel wounds and at least one person requiring a limb amputation — than the Trump administration initially reported following a targeted Iranian drone attack in Kuwait that left six troops dead.Multiple sources told CBS News about the "grim and chaotic scene" following the strikes at a tactical operations cent…
Iran drone attack on US Base in Kuwait left dozens injured with brain trauma and burns: Report
A news report citing sources said that the March 1 strike targeted a tactical operations centre at the Shuaiba port outside Kuwait City, leaving many military personnel seriously hurt.
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