The update includes a New York Army National Guard officer who died in March but was only now added to the official list. A Navy woman who died in September is also included, with her cause of death still pending.
The Treasury's Operation Economic Outcast promises new financial measures week after week. But with Trump's approval at 33 percent and support for the war at 36 percent, the White House is still searching for a path to victory.
A Congressional Research Service report updated in October lists F-15Es, an F-35A, drones and tankers among the losses. The Congressional Budget Office puts replacement costs at between $1.9 billion and $3.3 billion.
The US vice president said Tehran must take meaningful action on enrichment — not just give assurances — before Washington will accept any deal. Trump has already rejected Iran's latest offer and warned military operations could intensify after the midterms.
Washington says its military's main goal is to stop Iran exporting energy, as part of a wider push to strangle its economy. An Iranian official says the Strait of Hormuz could reopen within seven days if the US eases pressure and lifts its blockade on Iranian ports.
The USS Theodore Roosevelt carrier strike group and a second flotilla carrying 2,000 Marines have left for the region. US officials say the forces would give Washington broader military options if talks with Tehran fail.
Washington has granted visas to President Pezeshkian and Foreign Minister Araghchi for the General Assembly, with tight curbs on movement and purchases. The White House denied the same entry to Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas for the second year running.
Speaking at the Pentagon — struck by one of the hijacked planes 25 years ago — Trump framed the US-Israeli war on Iran as a continuation of the post-9/11 fight. The conflict is now seven months old and has reached a stalemate, with Iran still holding the Strait of Hormuz.
Eight F-15s were also hit, though they returned to service. The attack is the latest exchange in a war that has now killed 18 US service members, injured more than 800, and burned through roughly 65% of America's Patriot interceptor stocks.
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