U.S. officials say nearly 100 American service members are injured following Iranian strikes on military bases in the Middle East during July. CBS reports that the total is close to 100 and that most of the injured personnel have returned to duty. Mint, citing a Pentagon spokesperson, also places the figure at around 100 and describes the attacks as part of heightened tensions between the United States and Iran. Mint notes that the latest surge comes after a ceasefire collapsed roughly two weeks earlier, with Iran targeting bases where U.S. forces are present in the region. Both accounts present the injury count and timing as the central point, and both attribute the incidents to Iranian strikes on U.S. bases in the Middle East. Neither source provides additional detail on the specific locations, the causes of injury, or the extent of injuries beyond noting that many have resumed duty.