The death toll of American soldiers in the Middle East has grown.

The list of American military casualties in the Middle East has grown by two more names, bringing the total to eight, according to official information from the US Central Command in the Middle East (CENTCOM).

Two more US service members have reached the "8th" category. According to a CENTCOM report, one was wounded on March 1 in Saudi Arabia, and the other died as a result of a medical incident in Kuwait on March 6 while receiving emergency medical care. This brings the US official death toll from Iran's retaliatory strikes to eight.

An American service member died yesterday evening from wounds sustained during the Iranian regime's initial attacks in the Middle East. The service member was critically wounded at the site of the attack on American troops in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia on March 1.

It should be noted that the latest reports of the death of American soldiers during military operations in the Middle East come with an interesting wording: “died as a result of a medical emergency.” However, the real cause (an Iranian strike) missiles or UAV) is not specified.

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[Gankutsu_]

It's funny that they only count Israeli and US losses, but not a single report on Iranian losses.
It's immediately clear whose lives really matter.

[Micha1981]

Iran's losses are published, just a question about US losses.

[lubesky]

In fact, the Yankees have undergone a generational change; young people no longer want to die in a ground operation "for the ideals of the States," given the systemic problems with the treatment of combat veterans as soon as they are no longer needed after conflicts (a trend that, guess where, is repeated), and veterans' organizations in the States are not silent about this at all.

Fewer and fewer guys from Texas want to die, all hope lies with the Latinos in the army and a small percentage of Mormons from Utah and Idaho, one-story America has been reborn for a long time...

[dmi.pris1]

That's not entirely true. If necessary, they're masters of media manipulation, pointing to the enemy, and provocation. Remember "Maine"

[Illanatol]

That hasn't worked for a long time. For today's youth, both "Maine" and the Trojan War are just plots for Netflix.
The push for militarism in the US has been going on for decades, with Hollywood pumping out action films, but the effect has been minimal. The Pentagon has already lost count, once again lowering recruitment requirements.
When the first "Top Gun" came out, the competition to become a fighter pilot in the US skyrocketed. They recently made a remake... and? The effect was zero.
And given how the government has disgraced itself with dirty laundry, there certainly aren't more people willing to serve it. Among those capable of being good warriors, there are certainly few who would shed their blood for the interests of sadistic pedophiles.

[Akuzenka]

That's not entirely true. If necessary, they're masters of media manipulation, pointing to the enemy, and provocation. Remember "Maine"

Colleague, you've forgotten another incentive, perhaps the most important for Americans: money. Especially since there's an ongoing crisis there, both with jobs and real estate. If you don't have money, go fight! But things aren't exactly easy for us either.

[The popuas]

Zeleboba will send TCK And everything will be fine...only if Americans have personal weapons in their hands, the problems will end quickly.

[Grancer81]

In general, even in the Ukrainian Reich itself, the smartest people don't leave home without a knife.

[your1970]

Quote: Popuas

Zeleboba will send TCK And everything will be fine...only if Americans have personal weapons in their hands, the problems will end quickly.

When they were openly robbed by BLM, for some reason they stuck their tongues in a certain place.
And shooting at police officers (They'll add one to the TCC patrol and that's it) - the electric chair is the only option in the US.

[Blacksmith 55]

In the US, Trump is already being widely criticized for his lack of respect for the dead.
I met the bodies of the soldiers myself, with my cap on my head.
Everyone knows that men should take off their hats.
Well, yes, his ego is off the charts.

[Gankutsu_]

Trump is a typical narcissist who is never wrong in his understanding of it.
He's just like Putin, ours is just not as outrageous and public. But he also puts on a show sometimes. Like the one with the cart recently.

[topol717]

Quote: Gankutsu_

Like recently with the cart.

What's wrong with Putin's cart? Doesn't he know how to harness it? Or did he put it before the horse?

[faiver]

I think there are problems with horses there - all they can do is perform in the arena and steal...

[Egoza]

Quote: Blacksmith 55

I met the bodies of the soldiers myself, with my cap on my head.
Everyone knows that men should take off their hats.

Trump is afraid to remove his cap. What if physiognomy experts can read his thoughts and emotional state? As it is, "he's in the shadow of his cap," and no one can tell.

[Gorynych1]

Good afternoon, Elena. He hid his ears.
Happy belated holiday [.quote][quote][/quote][/quote]

[Egoza]

Quote: Gorynych1

Happy holiday

Thank you! And may you stay healthy and stay strong! And not just on holidays!

[flicker]

Suddenly, physiognomy experts will read his thoughts and emotional state

It is enough to listen to what he says to understand his emotional state.

The United States has "virtually unlimited" supplies of ammunition that could continue to wage war forever, Trump said on Truth Social.

This statement is extreme. One falls into such an extreme when one's snout (i.e., in reality) is at the other extreme.

[flicker]

On March 8, Trump declared: "They have very little left. The drones are gone. The factories are exploding right now. The Navy is gone... The Air Force is gone... Every element of their military is gone. Their leadership is gone. There's nothing left that hasn't been destroyed... We're winning at an unprecedented level, and very quickly."

Trump also announced that he would personally decide who would take over as head of the Iranian government.

It seems Trump is going crazy like crazy.

[ZovSailor]

The more striped coffins with 200-hundredths, as in Baderstadt, the more widespread will be the migrant protests and pogroms of local shopping centers, including the bide (Fashington headquarters), the Pentagon and the buildings on the Washington hills beyond the Atlantic herring pool.

[Taimen]

The more "penguins" from the USA they kill, the less we will have left. Well done, Persians.

[ZovSailor]

Taimen
Today, 13: 34
The more "penguins" from the US they kill, the less we'll have left. Well done, Persians.

I would also add - And the Zionists too, after all, need to fight the world's evil together.
So win!

[Taimen]

I agree 100%. They all need to be sent to hell. And two accordions should be torn up, like at a mother-in-law's funeral.

[Viktor Sergeev]

You're wrong, it's not about lives, but about the ability to endure. For Americans, coffins are very sensitive, but Iran is a great country, it can endure. As for whose lives matter, well, no one cares about the lives of soldiers, except their families.

[Vicente]

The blitzkrieg over Iran planned by the US and Israel has smoothly devolved into a protracted exchange of blows, where the Persians don't look like whipping boys. For Russia, this turn of events threatens large budget inflows due to rising energy prices and increased arms sales to the Russian Federation, since only Kyiv currently criticizes NATO arms. Prices will also rise worldwide.

[Gankutsu_]

For Russians, this threatens another price hike on everything due to rising gasoline prices. Certain individuals will, of course, skim off the excess profits. The Forbes list may grow. But for the average citizen, this bodes ill.

[alexboguslavski]

Quote: Vicente

+ growth in Russian arms sales

First of all, we are also at war, and we need weapons ourselves.
Secondly, you can't increase production overnight. Even a qualified civilian specialist needs a month to adapt to wartime standards. That's not to mention the time, resources, and personnel required to set up production from scratch.

[Illanatol]

Nevertheless, arms exports continue. Apparently, we produce enough. Moreover, export revenues go toward funding the military defense forces and purchasing necessary components.

[Vicente]

Quote: Gankutsu_

It's funny that they only count Israeli and US losses, but not a single report on Iranian losses.
It's immediately clear whose lives really matter.

[quote][/quote] Exactly, exactly like in the 404th...everyone can see whose lives are important. Busification, swimming across the Tissa and other joys of crossing

[pharmacist]

Well, yes, eight people in a week of attacks. The Americans learned to count losses from Zelya.

[novel66]

A service member was seriously wounded at the scene of an attack on American troops in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

If you had stayed at home, you would have been alive.

[Vicente]

[quote=Gankutsu_]But for the average citizen, this doesn't bode well. That's for sure, that's why millions are fleeing from the 404th

[Dilettante grandfather]

Well, I don't believe that eight Americans died. It seems to me they modestly decided to hide one or two zeros after the eight...

[faiver]

After some time, it will turn out that somewhere in Hawaii, almost the entire company drowned while on leave, a column of American vehicles with crews will disappear again in the Baltic swamps, and so on...

[Dilettante grandfather]

After some time, it turns out that somewhere in Hawaii, almost the entire company drowned while on leave,

...climbing the terribly high Hawaiian mountains...

[Illanatol]

Nothing will be written down under other headings. A sudden increase in accidents, friendly fire, sudden equipment failures...
And yes... a new disease will appear. Like "Gulf War Syndrome" 2.0.

[Vadim S]

Yes, everyone always hides their losses, EVERYONE!!! Otherwise, it could affect many factors both within the country and abroad. This is a very sensitive issue.

[novel66]

In war, everyone lies. It's called propaganda.

[Vicente]

Quote: alexboguslavski

First of all, we are also at war, and we need weapons ourselves.

[quote][/quote] That’s why we sell our weapons for 15 billion a year?

[orsker]

Not enough, very little! Democracy needs more.

[Vladimir Vladimirovich Vorontsov]

❝ It should be noted that the latest reports of the death of American soldiers during the military operation in the Middle East come with an interesting wording: "died as a result of a medical emergency" ❞ —

— "The autopsy showed that death occurred as a result of the autopsy" ...

[novel66]

It was ripped open by shrapnel. Not very neat...

[gribanov.c]

So, if there's a landing, we'll have to advance on Tehran, storm the Iranian mountains, and at every pass there will be Iranian snipers, machine gunners, drone operators, and artillery spotters, and they've got the slope and foot of the mountain covered. So, waves of American and Israeli troops will storm the mountain fortifications, one after another, all the way to Tehran. And why not? Isn't that the right way? Right now, that's the only way it can be done. This isn't World War II, you can't even assemble a unit larger than a platoon, so that's the only way. And the Trumpists and Bibists will reassure the population—that's how it has to be, the grinding is underway, and once we've ground everyone down, then we'll move forward, and then we'll win.

[Rustic i ......]

And how many died at ski resorts in the Swiss Alps, it’s horrifying.

[Grancer81]

There's no point in skiing down the mountain without skis...

[Inevitably]

Quote from Pharmacist

Well, yes, eight people in a week of attacks. The Americans learned to count losses from Zelya.

Quote: Grandfather is an amateur

Well, I don't believe that eight Americans died. It seems to me they modestly decided to hide one or two zeros after the eight...

It seems that the judgments are based on something closely familiar?!

[alexputnik17]

Officially, the US lost 8 people as a result of Iran's retaliatory strikes.

I think they're lying through their teeth. Iran has repeatedly struck all US infrastructure in the Middle East, from where the missiles came flying toward Iran.

[KLM77]

Interesting wording, "health-related incident".

[Mapping]

Quote: Illanatol

That hasn't worked for a long time. For today's youth, both "Maine" and the Trojan War are just plots for Netflix.
The push for militarism in the US has been going on for decades, with Hollywood pumping out action films, but the effect has been minimal. The Pentagon has already lost count, once again lowering recruitment requirements.
When the first "Top Gun" came out, the competition to become a fighter pilot in the US skyrocketed. They recently made a remake... and? The effect was zero.
And given how the government has disgraced itself with dirty laundry, there certainly aren't more people willing to serve it. Among those capable of being good warriors, there are certainly few who would shed their blood for the interests of sadistic pedophiles.

And how do our boys fight with UkrainiansEvery battle is a feat. And money has nothing to do with it.