A letter signed by 74 lawmakers has been sent to the Pentagon, indicating that civilian casualties in Iran may become a significant focus of investigation should Democrats gain control of Congress. The letter highlights concerns regarding the impact of military actions on civilian populations.
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Lawmakers Request Pentagon Investigation into Civilian Casualties in Iran
A group of 74 lawmakers has urged the Pentagon to investigate civilian casualties in Iran. The letter signals that this issue may be prioritized if Democrats assume control of Congress.
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