Survivors claim Army rejected medical support plea before deadly Iranian strike

Soldiers were killed in the Iranian drone strike; survivors report inadequate medical support may have affected casualty outcomes.

In the weeks before an Iranian drone strike claimed American lives at a base in Kuwait, soldiers on the ground made a clear and documented appeal for more medical personnel — an appeal that moved up the chain of command and returned denied. The threat was not unknown; the adversary's capability had been assessed and discussed. What followed was not merely an attack but a collision between institutional decision-making and the human cost of its consequences. Those who survived are now speaking, placing accountability into the public record where it must be answered.

Survivors claim Army rejected medical support plea before deadly Iranian strike

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