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U.S. Service Members Wounded in Iran Conflict Rise to 373

4/7/2026

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U.S. service members wounded in Middle East have risen to 373 amid U.S. President Donald Trump’s war with Iran that began February 28.
Thirteen service members have died and 330 have returned to duty, with most injuries minor.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has called for prolonged conflict, praying for “overwhelming violence” against enemies.
Iran rejected a U.S. proposal for a temporary truce, demanding a permanent end to hostilities and damages.

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U.S. service members wounded in Middle East have risen to 373 amid U.S. President Donald Trump’s war with Iran that began February 28.
Thirteen service members have died and 330 have returned to duty, with most injuries minor.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has called for prolonged conflict, praying for “overwhelming violence” against enemies.
Iran rejected a U.S. proposal for a temporary truce, demanding a permanent end to hostilities and damages.