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US Military Campaign in Iran: Heavy Losses Reported

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U.S. military campaign against Iran enters third day, with heavy losses reported. Three service members killed, five injured in Operation Epic Fury. Lawmakers from Alabama express grief and support, while Representative Shomari Figures urges a quick end to the conflict.

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US Military Campaign in Iran: Heavy Losses Reported

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Here's more Birmingham news for March 2nd. The U.S. military campaign against Iran has entered its third day with heavy losses reported from a retaliatory strike. Three American servicemembers were killed on Sunday, and five others suffered serious wounds during Operation Epic Fury. U.S. Central Command shared the update just before 9.30 a.m., Eastern time on March 1. Several more troops had minor shrapnel injuries or concussions, but are already heading back to duty. Lawmakers from Alabama quickly voiced their grief and support for the fallen and injured. Representatives like Gary Palmer, Robert Aaderhole, Barry Moore, and Dale Strong, along with Senator Katie Britt, offered prayers for the family's and, troops still in the fight. One voice stood out from representatives Shamari Figures, a Democrat from Mobile. He sent condolences but urged a quick end to the conflict to bring servicemembers home safely and protect civilians. Major combat operations are still underway, and the U.S. response continues amid the ongoing

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