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140 American Troops Injured? Karoline Faces Hard-Hitting Questions On Trump’s Iran War | US News
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24:33Now PlayingUS-Iran War: White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt faced tough questions from reporters as she briefed the media on March 10, while the U.S. military operation in Iran, reportedly called Operation Epic Fury, continues to dominate headlines. During the press briefing, journalists pressed Leavitt over reports suggesting that around 140 American troops may have been injured amid the escalating conflict.
Reporters repeatedly sought clarity on the situation on the ground, asking whether U.S. forces had suffered significant casualties and what the administration’s next steps would be as tensions with Iran intensify. Leavitt defended the administration’s handling of the crisis while emphasizing that the situation remains fluid and closely monitored by U.S. officials.
The briefing comes as the Iran conflict raises serious questions about U.S. military involvement, troop safety, and the risk of a wider regional war in the Middle East. With Operation Epic Fury ongoing, the White House is facing mounting scrutiny from lawmakers, the media, and the international community
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