in-cyprus12 Aug 2026

Pentagon says US strikes killed 153 civilians in 2025

US military operations killed 153 civilians and wounded 243 last year, a US official said on Tuesday, citing Pentagon assessments. The figures compare with two civilians killed and two injured in 2024.

All of last year’s casualties came from three US strikes in Yemen, according to a Pentagon report submitted to Congress and published by US media. US Central Command assessed that the strikes, carried out in April 2025, “more likely than not” resulted in civilian harm....

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