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US military identifies two soldiers killed in Iranian attack on Jordan

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The US Department of Defense identified two soldiers killed in an Iranian attack on Jordan: 1st Lt. Tyler James Feehan of Hawaii and Pvt. Isabella Gonzales of Texas. The announcement was made on Monday, and the soldiers were reported as casualties in the ongoing conflict with Iran. This identification underscores the human cost of the US-Iran hostilities in the region.

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Two soldiers from different states (Hawaii and Texas) were killed.

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The soldiers were 1Lt Tyler James Feehan of Hawaii and Pvt Isabella Gonzales of Texas.

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The soldiers were 1Lt Tyler James Feehan of Hawaii and Pvt Isabella Gonzales of Texas.

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  • Two soldiers from different states (Hawaii and Texas) were killed.
  • The attack occurred in Jordan, involving Iran.

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<p>Defense department says 1Lt Tyler James Feehan of Hawaii and Pvt Isabella Gonzales of Texas were killed</p><p>The <a href="https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/us-military">US military</a> on Monday identified two soldiers killed in action recently as part of the war with Iran.</p><p>The defense department <a…

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The soldiers were 1Lt Tyler James Feehan of Hawaii and Pvt Isabella Gonzales of Texas.

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The identification was made by the defense department.

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The soldiers were killed in action as part of the war with Iran.

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