L'enquête choc de Babel révèle 26 morts suspectes, des tortures présumées et une culture de la violence au sein du 425e régiment d'assaut Skelya.

The U.S. military has confirmed the deaths of two soldiers in Jordan following Iranian ballistic missile and drone attacks, marking the first direct casualties from Iranian fire since the conflict with Iran escalated. The victims, 1st Lieutenant Tyler James Feehan and Private Isabella Gonzales, were deployed to support operations against the Islamic State group. This incident highlights the evolving nature of the conflict, where American forces are stationed across the Middle East, making them targets for Iranian strikes. The U.S. military reported 17 service members killed in the war with Iran, emphasizing the risks faced by troops even when not directly engaged in combat. Recent attacks include a drone strike in Kuwait that killed six soldiers and a refueling aircraft crash in Iraq that claimed six lives. The conflict has also impacted civilian infrastructure, with Iranian strikes targeting key locations in the Gulf and Israel. President Donald Trump has defended the war as necessary to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons, though political pressure mounts to end the conflict. The military has withheld additional details about the Jordan incident to respect the families of the deceased, underscoring the gravity of the situation.