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US military identifies 2 soldiers killed in Iranian attack on Jordan as from Texas and Hawaii

The US military has identified soldiers from Texas and Hawaii killed in Iranian strikes in Jordan amid reports of nearly 100 injured service members.

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The US military has identified soldiers killed during Iranian strikes in Jordan, including 19-year-old Army private Isabella Gonzales from Carrollton, Texas. Reports indicate that a Southern Utah University student serving in the Army was also killed. The Washington Post reports a total of 18 US service members have been killed during the Iran war.

Coverage from The New York Times, The Intercept, and CBS News emphasizes that the Pentagon initially withheld information regarding casualties, with nearly 100 service members now reported injured. The Hill reports that a House Democrat has accused President Trump of not sharing war casualty statistics with Congress. In response to the losses, AP News, Reuters, and Le Monde report that the US has launched new strikes against Iran.

President Trump has vowed revenge and stated that Iran will pay for the deaths, while Bloomberg reports that mediators are pushing for a truce.

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Who were the identified soldiers killed in the Jordan attack?

The military identified soldiers from Texas and Hawaii, including Army private Isabella Gonzales, 19, from Carrollton, Texas, and a Southern Utah University student.

How many US service members have been injured or killed in the conflict?

According to coverage from The Washington Post and CBS News, 18 US service members have been killed and nearly 100 have been injured.

How has the US government responded to these casualties?

President Trump has vowed revenge and the US has launched new strikes against Iran, according to reports from AP News and Reuters.

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