Yemenis Unable to Reach Hospital Are Part of the Iran War Death Toll
At least 10 patients with kidney failure near Taiz, a city under a Houthi siege, died because they were unable to get to their dialysis treatments.
Decades of hostilities broke out into war during Donald Trump’s second term after Israel and the U.S. launched unprovoked attacks against Iran.
At least 10 patients with kidney failure near Taiz, a city under a Houthi siege, died because they were unable to get to their dialysis treatments.
With Democrats campaigning on ending the war, advocates want them to put their money where their mouth is and risk a lame-duck shutdown.
From Jordan to Kuwait to the United Kingdom, U.S. outposts are increasingly vulnerable to attack.
The Trump administration’s attempt to rebrand its faltering forever war hasn’t slowed the mounting toll of U.S. casualties.
“It is all hands on deck to stop this full-blown constitutional crisis,” said the head of NIAC Action, which filed suit on behalf of Iranian Americans.
An additional 66 U.S. personnel were wounded in action this month, pushing the official count of Iran war casualties above 850.
An Iranian couple seeking refuge in the United States faces a cruel new form of family separation.
As the U.S. military faces relentless attacks on its bases, the Iran conflict is “ultimately unsustainable,” one U.S. official told The Intercept.
The U.S.–Israeli war has caused massive environmental devastation, adding to the long history of American wars with toxic legacies.
A government official accused the Pentagon of “an accounting trick” in its slow tally of Iran war casualties.
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