Weeks After Iran's Strike, Pentagon Reveals 34 U.S. Soldiers Suffered Traumatic Brain InjuriesChris MenahanInformationLiberation Jan. 24, 2020 |
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![]() ![]() From The Guardian, "Pentagon says 34 US soldiers suffered traumatic brain injury in Iran strike": Thirty-four US soldiers have been diagnosed with concussion or traumatic brain injury from an 8 January Iranian missile attack on their base in Iraq, the Pentagon has revealed.Earlier this week, Air Force Maj. Gen. Alex Grynkewich revealed US forces in Iraq are now getting attacked more by Shiite militias than ISIS.
"In the time that I have been in Iraq, we've taken a couple of casualties from ISIS fighting on the ground, but most of the attacks have come from those Shia militia groups, who are launching rockets at our bases and frankly just trying to kill someone to make a point," Grynkewich said Wednesday. "Hundreds of thousands" of Iraqis took part in a "Million Man March" called for by influential Shia cleric Muqtada al-Sadr on Friday to demand the US leave their country, CNN reported. "Families and children held aloft signs that read 'no, no to America' and 'no, no to occupation' amid a sea of Iraqi flags." MidEastEye reported some marchers were chanting "death to America" and one sign read, "withdraw or prepare coffins." Follow InformationLiberation on Twitter, Facebook, Gab and Minds. |