Expert Report Suggests U.S. Missile May Have Caused Civilian Casualties in Iran
An expert report indicates that a new U.S. Precision Strike Missile (PrSM) may have caused civilian casualties and widespread damage in Lamerd, southern Iran, on February 28, with impacts extending far from detonation sites, despite U.S. military denials of striking…
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An expert report has raised concerns that a recent U.S. missile strike may have resulted in civilian casualties and extensive damage in Lamerd, a city located in southern Iran. The incident reportedly occurred on February 28.
According to the report, the missile in question is believed to be a U.S. Precision Strike Missile (PrSM). The impacts from the alleged strike were described as extending far beyond the immediate detonation sites, suggesting a wide area of effect.
The report’s findings contrast with statements from the U.S. military, which has reportedly denied striking the city of Lamerd. Further details regarding the specific nature of the expert report, its sourcing, and the extent of the alleged civilian casualties and damage were not provided in the available information. The contractor or entity responsible for the PrSM’s deployment was also not specified. Information about any subsequent actions or investigations following the incident is also not available.
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