Three U.S. Soldiers Killed in Operations Against Iran, CENTCOM Says

Media, citing the U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM), reported that three American soldiers were killed during military operations against Iran as of Sunday morning, March 1. The announcement marks the first confirmed U.S. fatalities in the current conflict.

According to Reuters, five additional service members were seriously wounded during “Operation Epic Wrath,” the large-scale U.S. campaign targeting Iranian military assets. Several others sustained minor shrapnel injuries and psychological trauma, with their return-to-duty process underway.

These casualties represent the first official acknowledgment of American combat deaths since hostilities escalated following coordinated U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iranian targets. The conflict has rapidly intensified across multiple fronts in recent days.

Israel has not released details regarding potential military losses on its side. Meanwhile, the full extent of Iranian casualties remains unclear, although at least four senior Iranian commanders have been reported killed.

Israeli officials said military operations against Iranian targets are expected to intensify in the coming days. CENTCOM stated that “major combat operations continue” and that responsive actions remain ongoing.

The current conflict began after extensive U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iranian facilities, triggering retaliatory missile and drone attacks by Tehran against American positions in the region.

Regional tensions have sharply increased, with multiple countries on heightened alert amid concerns of a wider Middle East confrontation.

Footage and unofficial reports circulating on social media show heightened military activity across regional bases, though independent verification of operational details remains limited.

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