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The Pentagon has not disclosed dozens of U.S. military injuries from the Iran war. A military official explained that Central Command faces no requirement to release such The Pentagon has not disclosed dozens of U.S. military injuries from the Iran war. A
military official explained that Central Command faces no requirement to release such data. The policy applies particularly when injured service members return to duty swiftly. This lack of transparency limits public insight into the conflict’s human cost. Officials
cite operational security and personnel privacy as reasons for the rule. Critics argue that withholding injury information hampers accountability. The practice continues despite calls for greater reporting from oversight groups. Future disclosures may depend on policy
changes or external pressure.