Hormuz Airstrikes Intensify

U.S. strikes on Iran continue after the Pentagon identified two service members killed.

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U.S. forces launched a 10th consecutive night of strikes on Iran, targeting command, air-defense and coastal-surveillance capabilities tied to Strait of Hormuz threats. Trump warned Iran would pay “many times over” for killing U.S. troops after three service members died in recent days, including 1st Lt. Tyler James Feehan and Pvt. Isabella Gonzales in Jordan. Seventeen U.S. service members have died in the war, and nearly 100 have been injured by Iranian strikes since July 7. The campaign resumed after a June 17 memorandum collapsed.

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American deaths and injuries show that the Iran war is imposing a rising human cost even without a large ground campaign. Trump and the Pentagon have minimized, politicized, or obscured those casualties, and they owe the public a truthful explanation.