Pentagon Reclassifies Four Iran-War Deaths Under New Overseas Operations Category

AP News • 28 juil. 23h49

The Defense Department moved four soldiers killed and dozens wounded in the latest U.S.-Iran clashes to a newly created "Overseas Operations" category after declaring the end of "Operation Epic Fury."

BBC • 27 juil. 13h31

The Defense Department said 624 U.S. military personnel have been injured since the conflict with Iran began in February, after revising casualty figures and adding a new "Overseas Operations" category.

The Daily Beast • 27 juil. 01h02

The Defense Department created a new “Overseas Operations” category in its casualty database, raising questions about the total number of U.S. service members killed or wounded in recent strikes linked to the Iran conflict.

The New York Times • 27 juil. 00h06

The Defense Department has split casualty data onto separate webpages, increasing the reported number of wounded service members and restoring four previously omitted deaths.

CBS News • 26 juil. 23h58

Four U.S. service members killed in July were reclassified on the Pentagon's casualty website as "Overseas Operations" casualties after a temporary data disruption, while 14 others remain listed under Operation Epic Fury.

The Guardian • 26 juil. 22h56

The Defense Department updated its casualty database, recording 14 deaths and over 400 wounded for Operation Epic Fury and raising total U.S. losses since February to 18 killed and 624 wounded.

Fortune • 26 juil. 21h33

The Defense Casualty Analysis System reclassified four soldiers killed and 207 wounded, shifting them from the Iran conflict tally to a newly created Overseas Operations category, which officials said resulted from data anomalies.

AP News • 26 juil. 19h56

The Defense Casualty Analysis System removed four soldiers killed in the latest U.S.-Iran clashes from its Iran war tally and placed them in a separate overseas-operations listing, prompting questions about casualty reporting.

CNN • 26 juil. 18h02

The Defense Department revised its casualty database, adding more than 140 wounded personnel and reinstating four soldiers killed in recent Iranian strikes, bringing total U.S. war losses since February 28 to 18 dead and 624 injured.

CBS News • 24 juil. 16h20

A temporary data disruption caused the Defense Casualty Analysis System to list 14 instead of 18 U.S. service members killed in the Iran conflict, which the Pentagon is now correcting.

CNBC • 24 juil. 06h09

The Department of Defense lowered its official death toll for the Iran conflict from 18 to 14 after four service members killed after a declared ceasefire were removed from the casualty database.

The Guardian • 24 juil. 00h55

The Pentagon’s casualty database was revised on Thursday, removing four service members killed over the weekend, lowering the official death toll for the Iran war to 14.

The Daily Beast • 24 juil. 00h41

The Defense Department’s casualty database was updated to exclude four troops killed in the ongoing conflict with Iran, citing temporary data disruptions, while officials and media outlets dispute the reasons.

NBC News • 21 juil. 10h59

President Trump said the United States will respond to recent Iranian strikes that killed three American service members, while Arizona voters head to the polls for a series of competitive primary contests.

USA Today • 21 juil. 01h25

The Pentagon says about 100 American service members were injured since July 7, most with minor concussions, and 96% have returned to duty, while the New York Times disputes the completeness of the data.

CBS News • 20 juil. 20h50

U.S. officials say almost 100 American military personnel have been wounded in Iranian attacks on regional bases since early July, with most injuries described as minor.

The Intercept • 20 juil. 20h03

A senior U.S. official said recent Iranian missile and drone strikes in the Middle East wounded far more service members than the Pentagon’s public casualty count shows, including three soldiers killed in Jordan.

Ynetnews • 20 juil. 19h40

Jordan's air defenses shot down three missiles launched by Iran, while President Donald Trump ordered a strong response to the deaths of U.S. soldiers in the kingdom.

CBS News • 20 juil. 17h56

Private Isabella Gonzales, 19, of Carrollton, Texas, was killed on Friday during an Iranian attack on Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan, where U.S. forces were supporting operations against ISIS.

AP News • 20 juil. 17h37

The U.S. Department of Defense identified a 25-year-old lieutenant and a 19-year-old private killed in Jordan during Iranian missile and drone strikes, marking the first U.S. combat deaths from direct Iranian fire in the conflict.

PBS • 20 juil. 12h55

The U.S. Defense Department named the two service members who died in Iranian missile and drone strikes in Jordan, bringing the total U.S. war fatalities to 17.

NBC News • 20 juil. 11h25

The Defense Department identified 25-year-old Tyler James Feehan and 19-year-old Isabella Gonzales as the service members killed in Iranian missile and drone strikes in Jordan, while a separate incident in Iraq also claimed a U.S. soldier’s life.

The New York Times • 20 juil. 07h55

A U.S. soldier died in northern Iraq during a drone disposal operation, and unidentified remains were found in Jordan after an Iranian missile attack that killed two other service members, bringing U.S. fatalities to 17.

Al Jazeera • 20 juil. 05h02

A U.S. servicemember died in northern Iraq while a team carried out a controlled detonation of unexploded ordnance from a downed Iranian drone, bringing the total U.S. fatalities since the conflict began to 17.

AP News • 19 juil. 21h32

The United States says a 17th American service member has died in the ongoing hostilities with Iran, bringing total U.S. fatalities to 17.

The New York Times • 19 juil. 18h47

Iran has stepped up attacks on Jordan after the kingdom increased its support for U.S. military actions against Tehran, prompting missile interceptions and evacuations in the coastal city of Aqaba.

Fox News • 19 juil. 13h45

The United States carried out its eighth consecutive night of airstrikes against Iranian coastal and IRGC targets following an Iranian missile attack that killed two U.S. service members and left a third missing in Jordan.

Israel National News • 19 juil. 10h30

Jordanian authorities cleared the international airport and seaport in Aqaba following a specific, credible threat identified by the U.S. Embassy, which also issued travel advisories for Americans.

CNN • 19 juil. 01h19

Two American troops were killed in Iranian strikes in Jordan while Iran announced it would suspend its cease-fire obligations, prompting continued U.S. air attacks and a naval blockade in the region.

NBC News • 18 juil. 21h42

U.S. Central Command reported that two American service members died and another went missing while defending against an Iranian missile and drone strike in Jordan, prompting retaliatory U.S. airstrikes against Iran.

Yahoo • 18 juil. 21h30

The U.S. military confirmed two personnel were killed and a third is missing following an Iranian strike on a base in Jordan, amid escalating hostilities between the United States and Iran.

Newsweek • 18 juil. 20h46

The State Department warned Americans abroad of heightened security risks as fighting between the United States and Iran intensifies following a missile and drone strike in Jordan.

Fox News • 18 juil. 19h11

U.S. Central Command confirmed two service members were killed and a third is missing following Iranian ballistic missile and drone strikes on a U.S. base in Jordan, marking the first combat fatalities in the renewed conflict.

BBC • 18 juil. 17h49

U.S. Central Command reported two service members killed and one missing following Iranian ballistic missile and drone strikes in Jordan, where Jordan intercepted ten missiles.