The United States Central Command (CENTCOM) has confirmed that 290 American soldiers have been injured in the ongoing war against Iran, according to CBS News. A CENTCOM spokesperson said that since the beginning of the conflict, 255 of the injured troops have returned to duty, while 10 remain in serious condition. The status of the remaining 25 soldiers has not been disclosed.

The United States launched its military operation named “Epic Fury” against Iran on February 28, in coordination with Israel, which began its own campaign called “Lion Roar.” In response, Tehran carried out counterattacks on Israeli and US military bases across several Middle Eastern countries, escalating the conflict throughout the region.

Over nearly four weeks of fighting, the US military has reported 13 fatalities among its personnel. Several American military bases and installations in the Middle East have been damaged by Iranian strikes, and multiple US aircraft and warplanes have been destroyed, according to BBC reports cited in the source.