The U.S. Navy confirmed the verification of additional wounded troops in the Iran war, quietly updating its public list to include more injured personnel. This week, the Pentagon increased the count of wounded service members by 37, according to a report from the Washington Post.

Details emerged without any official announcement or reasoning from the Pentagon. Specifically, the update added 29 Navy sailors and eight Marines to the Defense Casualty Analysis System (DCAS). DCAS is the official database that tracks U.S. military personnel wounded and killed in operations.

A Navy representative made a statement to Newsweek, explaining that the change resulted from standard verification processes that led to a statistical rise in the reported Navy casualties.

The Navy confirmed all 29 sailors have resumed active duty, though their names will remain confidential.

This situation remains developing, with further updates anticipated.