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Pentagon confirms 153 civilian deaths in Yemen strikes

The Pentagon acknowledged that 153 civilians were killed in strikes in Yemen, describing the Trump administration's first such admission.

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The confirmed civilian toll could intensify scrutiny, diplomatic tensions and retaliatory risks surrounding the strikes.

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  1. Pentagon Confirms 153 Civilians Killed in Yemen Strikes, Trump Administration's First Admission ↗hngn.com · Recorded source date: Aug 31, 2026, 7:32 PM UTC

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