New: Pentagon now separates 207 injuries since July 7, amid a dispute over changes to fatality and wound data.
Earlier: Pentagon cuts Iran war death toll to 14, fueling backlashSeries: Pentagon · Iran War Casualty Count Dispute · 2 chapters since Jul 25What's new: the public database also reduced wounded troops to 420 from 482, fueling questions over how post-ceasefire casualties are counted.
What's new: Iran targeted US-linked sites in Bahrain, Jordan and Kuwait as Washington carried out a 13th straight night of strikes.
Why it matters: Iran struck U.S. targets in Bahrain and Jordan, while oil swung from above $100 to below $92 on hopes for talks.
What's new: Bahrain said it intercepted several Iranian drones, while Washington had not confirmed damage or casualties at the targeted facilities.
Why it matters: The deaths push confirmed U.S. military fatalities in the war to 18 as lawmakers press for funding and a clearer endgame.
Why it matters: The Pentagon warned it may cut training and other operations without a fast funding boost from Congress.
Why it matters: attacks on Gulf infrastructure and shipping in the Strait of Hormuz are raising risks for global oil supplies and consumer fuel prices.
Why it matters: Oil topped $90 a barrel as fighting around the Strait of Hormuz further disrupted shipping and widened regional risks.
What's new: Centcom reported another service member killed in Iraq and said remains found after the Jordan base strike are still being identified.
What's new: The latest death in Iraq brought the US toll to 17 since Feb. 28, while Kuwait and Bahrain reported fresh Iranian attacks.
Why it matters: Four attacks in five days wounded dozens, hit helicopters and exposed Jordan’s growing role in US operations.
Why it matters: The deaths are the first from direct Iranian fire in the war, as Tehran also pulled back from a month-old interim deal.
Why it matters: Oil climbed above $86 a barrel as shipping through the Strait of Hormuz fell to a three-week low.
Why it matters: The shutdown jolts a key oil shipping lane as Iran and the US trade new strikes despite plans to keep talks going.
Why it matters: The flare-up threatened traffic through the Strait of Hormuz, a route that carried about a fifth of traded oil and gas before the war.
What’s next: Algeria must beat Austria in its final group match to be sure of a knockout-round berth, while Jordan is eliminated.
What's next: Austria faces defending champion Argentina, while Jordan meets Algeria in a must-win Group J match.
Why it matters: Kharg Island handles about 90% of Iran's oil exports, raising the risk of a wider energy shock.
Why it matters: The exchange put U.S. troop hosts under fire and kept pressure on oil markets, with Brent crude above $92 a barrel.