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Statements attributed to it
- A casualty assistance officer told Libby Klinner that she couldn’t receive what was owed to her because “we have not declared war.”
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- In Iran at least 3,468 people have been killed and an estimated 26,500 injured, figures last updated in June.
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- The total number of killed between both lists is 18 soldiers.
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- Maj. John Alexander Klinner was killed during a refueling mission on March 12.
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- Benefits to members of the U.S. military appear to have been disrupted in other ways.
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- Some hostilities between the United States and Iran resumed in July despite the enactment of a Memorandum of Understanding.
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- The Department of Defense revised its accounting methods, listing casualties after July 7 in a separate category “Overseas Operations.”
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- The United States Air Force is reviewing a case of a Gold Star widow who claims she was denied benefits because Congress has not officially authorized the war in Iran.
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- The Pentagon has faced criticism over how the administration is now counting casualties in the U.S.’s war on Iran.
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- Casualties from those incidents were not listed alongside others relating to the war, officially called Operation Epic Fury.
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- The total number of wounded U.S. servicemembers since the start of the war is 767 (417 listed as wounded in Operation Epic Fury, and 350 listed in Overseas Operations).
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Track record
1 document · 16 claims produced · 0 contradicted
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