Iranian official claims nearly 500 US soldiers killed in Middle East strikes

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Iran's military advisor Mohsen Rezaei claimed on Monday that Iran killed nearly 500 US soldiers in July strikes, a statement contradicted by US Central Command figures indicating four US soldiers killed in Jordan and Iraq during that month. Rezaei's claims coincide with ongoing US airstrikes and Iranian responses, amid conflicting reports on potential ceasefire negotiations between the two nations.

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