The Pentagon has revealed that Iran’s attacks have resulted in a total of 140 wounded US troops during the ongoing conflict. Pentagon spokesperson Shawn Paranel revealed that most of the wounded troops suffered minor injuries. He stated that 108 troops have returned to duty while 8 troops are receiving high-level medical treatment.
As of March 9, the number of US casualties has been detailed by various countries. Paranel did not specify when and where the US troops were wounded. According to the Pentagon, a total of 7 US troops were killed in Kuwait and Saudi Arabia on March 1 as a result of Iran’s attacks, and 1 US troop died in Kuwait on March 6 due to a lack of timely medical aid. This brings the total number of US casualties in the Iran conflict to 8.
Former US President Donald Trump stated that when he decides to end the war, it will end, and the US-Iran conflict is being conducted in a “good” manner, with results better than expected. Authorities confirmed that two drones crashed near Dubai Airport on Wednesday morning. The US media reported that after the incident, a van driver was arrested, and investigations are ongoing. No one was injured in the incident.
Trump also announced that a new refinery in the US state of Texas will strengthen the US economy and national security. Iran has launched over 3,133 attacks on Gulf countries, including 783 missile attacks and 2,350 drone strikes, according to Arab media. A ship was targeted near the Strait of Hormuz, close to Dubai, while another was targeted off the coast of Oman, approximately 11 nautical miles away.
The Spanish government has recalled its ambassador to Tel Aviv, Israel. Iranian sources claim that 37 waves of missile and drone attacks have been launched, targeting Israeli and US military bases in the Middle East. The US is providing Gulf countries with air defense systems, according to George Maloney.
US Democratic Party senators have criticized the White House for its handling of the Iran conflict, stating that 11 days into the war, the government has failed to provide clear objectives and strategies. Iranian state television has described Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei as a wounded hero in the Ramadan War.
The Home Secretary, Shabana Mahmood, has banned the Al-Quds March, scheduled to take place on Sunday, following a request from the police. Mahmood stated that the ban aims to prevent severe disorder during the march. Footage shows cameras recording the crowd at the scene.
A former US official has questioned how Trump and his team could deliver conflicting statements about the war without any discrepancies, saying it is “incredible.”
Iran’s President has stated that the country has no intention of getting involved in any conflicts with neighboring countries. Trump has vowed to end the war when he decides, stating that the US-Iran conflict is proceeding well and yielding better-than-expected results.
The National Database and Registration Authority (NADRA) has launched an initiative to ensure the accuracy and stability of the national identity system.
The Spanish government has recalled its ambassador to Tel Aviv, Israel.
Pakistan’s cricket team captain, Shahid Afridi, stated that a target of 270-280 would be a good score on this wicket.
Iran has launched over 37 waves of missile and drone attacks, targeting Israeli and US military bases in the Middle East, according to Iranian sources.
Iran has launched over 3,133 attacks on Gulf countries, including 783 missile attacks and 2,350 drone strikes, according to Arab media.
