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Live from NPR News in Washington, I'm Janine Hurst.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth will ask the Senate Appropriations Committee today for $350 billion to fund the Iran war.
And Pierce Quill Lawrence reports Hegseth will be on Capitol Hill as attacks between Iran and the U.S.
Are escalating.
U.S.
Forces have bombed Iranian military and infrastructure targets for 10 days running
and have reinstated a naval blockade on Iran's ports and coastline.
Iranian media report scores of casualties.
Iran has attacked U.S.
Bases around the region with missiles and drones, killing at least three U.S.
Service members since Friday.
This week, the Department of Defense divulged that at least 100 U.S.
Troops have been injured in the last two weeks, most of whom returned to service.
The Pentagon hasn't briefed the press since May, and the hearing today will be the first chance