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Ataque de Irán causó traumas cerebrales a más de 30 soldados de EE. UU.

Experimentan síntomas como ‘dolores de cabeza, mareos, hipersensibilidad a la luz, agitación y náuseas’, informó un vocero del Pentágono

(FILES) A file picture taken on January 13, 2020 during a press tour organized by the US-led coalition fighting the remnants of the Islamic State group, shows US soldiers clearing rubble at Ain al-Asad military airbase in the western Iraqi province of Anbar. - Nearly three dozen US troops suffered traumatic brain injuries or concussion in the recent Iranian air strike on a military base in Iraq housing American personnel, the Pentagon said on January 24, 2020. "Thirty-four total members have been diagonosed with concussions and TBI (traumatic brain injury)," Pentagon spokesman Jonathan Hoffman told reporters. (Photo by Ayman HENNA / AFP)
(FILES) A file picture taken on January 13, 2020 during a press tour organized by the US-led coalition fighting the remnants of the Islamic State group, shows US soldiers clearing rubble at Ain al-Asad military airbase in the western Iraqi province of Anbar. - Nearly three dozen US troops suffered traumatic brain injuries or concussion in the recent Iranian air strike on a military base in Iraq housing American personnel, the Pentagon said on January 24, 2020. "Thirty-four total members have been diagonosed with concussions and TBI (traumatic brain injury)," Pentagon spokesman Jonathan Hoffman told reporters. (Photo by Ayman HENNA / AFP) AYMAN HENNA
Soldados estadounidenses limpiaban escombros en la base Ain al Asad, en Irak, blanco del ataque con misiles disparados por Irán. (AYMAN HENNA/AFP)

Washington. Más de una treintena de soldados estadounidenses sufrieron lesiones cerebrales traumáticas o conmociones cerebrales en un reciente ataque aéreo iraní contra una base militar en Irak que albergaba tropas extranjeras, informó el viernes el Pentágono.

“34 efectivos en total han sido diagnosticados con conmociones cerebrales y TBI (lesión cerebral traumática)”, declaró el portavoz del Pentágono, Jonathan Hoffman, en una conferencia de prensa en el Pentágono.

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