Months after a deadly drone attack linked to Iran, the families of those killed and the soldiers who were wounded are speaking out. They say the U.S. military’s medical system has let them down.

For the families of those who died, the pain is still fresh. They are grieving, and they feel like their loved ones have been forgotten. One family member put it simply: 'He's not coming back.' They want answers about how the attack happened and why they feel so unsupported now.

It is not just the families of the fallen who are struggling. The soldiers who survived the attack with serious injuries say they faced shocking medical neglect. Some wounded soldiers told reporters that the military health system failed to give them the care they needed to recover after the strike.

These soldiers and family members are now coming together to push Army leadership for change. They believe the current system is broken and that the people who risked their lives for the country deserve better treatment.

Meanwhile, the reality of the conflict continues to touch lives. Some soldiers who were hurt during these attacks, which happened in the early days of the fighting, are only now receiving honors like the Purple Heart. The medal is given to those who were wounded or killed while serving in the military.

These stories highlight a deep divide between what the military promises its service members and what those soldiers actually experience when they get hurt. For now, the survivors and the families of the fallen are refusing to stay quiet until they see real improvements.

Source: AP News