US troops blame medical system after Iranian attack
Iranian attacks on a military site in Kuwait, specifically at the Shuaiba Port in March, resulted in the deaths of six American soldiers and dozens of injuries. Those injured suffer from complex injuries, including brain trauma and shrapnel wounds, often facing delays in diagnosis and treatment, as well as difficulty accessing specialized medical care. Although the Pentagon has confirmed that the care provided to the troops was appropriate, sources close to the soldiers and experts criticize the speed of diagnosis and evacuation plans, highlighting a decline in the U.S. military's ability to handle modern war injuries amid reduced military presence in the region.
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