Pentagon cuts Iran war death toll to 14, dropping 4 recent troops
What's new: the public database also reduced wounded troops to 420 from 482, fueling questions over how post-ceasefire casualties are counted.
What's new: the public database also reduced wounded troops to 420 from 482, fueling questions over how post-ceasefire casualties are counted.
Why it matters: The deaths push confirmed U.S. military fatalities in the war to 18 as lawmakers press for funding and a clearer endgame.
Why it matters: The Pentagon warned it may cut training and other operations without a fast funding boost from Congress.
What's new: Swinton died during a controlled blast of a downed Iranian drone at Erbil Air Base, and another service member was injured.
Why it matters: Oil topped $90 a barrel as fighting around the Strait of Hormuz further disrupted shipping and widened regional risks.
What's new: Centcom reported another service member killed in Iraq and said remains found after the Jordan base strike are still being identified.
What's new: The latest death in Iraq brought the US toll to 17 since Feb. 28, while Kuwait and Bahrain reported fresh Iranian attacks.
What's new: Baghdad tied the future of Iran-backed armed groups to a Sept. 30 deadline as Washington weighs its support.
Why it matters: Iraq says oil exports have been hit by its reliance on Gulf shipping, even as it pushes to raise flows through Turkey.
What's new: Kylian Mbappe scored twice on his 100th cap in Philadelphia as France secured six points from two group matches.
What's next: Norway face France with first place in Group I at stake, while Senegal need a big result against Iraq to stay alive.
Why it matters: Analysts expect more than 85 million stranded barrels to re-enter global markets as sanctions on Iranian oil ease.
What's new: An Iraqi staff member and Somali referee Omar Abdulkadir Artan were blocked or delayed as ticketed fans also struggled to get in.