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Sgt. Declan Coady, 20, an Army reservist, was killed in a drone strike in Kuwait on March 1 while serving in a joint operation tied to regional actions involving the U.S. and Iran.
Coady’s sister Kiera described the night they learned of his death, recalling the doorbell moment and the lasting grief for his family.
The strike occurred amid U.S. and Israeli actions following stalled talks over Iran’s nuclear program and Iran's subsequent missile and drone assaults.
Kiera Coady said she wishes she could trade places with her brother to keep him safe and express their love.
The family highlighted Coady’s character, calling him smart, kind, and a rock in their lives.
Other service members killed in the strike include Sgt. 1st Class Nicole M. Amor and Capt. Cody A. Khork, with two additional names not yet publicly identified.
The report notes the broader context of U.S.-Israel actions amid Iran tensions and the region's fragile security situation.
The article emphasizes the personal impact of war on families through direct quotes from the sister.
The story lists the date of the incident as March 1 and identifies the victim as Sgt. Declan Coady from West Des Moines, Iowa.

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Sgt. Declan Coady, 20, died from injuries after a drone strike in Kuwait during Operation Epic Fury.
Coady’s sister, Kiera, recalled the moment the family learned of his death and called him a ‘rock’ in their lives.
The Pentagon identified other service members killed in the strike: Amor, Khork, and Tietjens, with two others unnamed publicly at this time.
The incident occurred as the US and Israel responded to Iran’s nuclear program tensions with a wave of strikes across the region.
Coady was posthumously promoted from specialist, according to family and official statements.
The family described the doorbell moment as one of the worst nights of their lives.
The article notes the broader regional impact, with other countries' bases also targeted in strikes.
The report lists names of other killed service members but notes two others have not yet been identified publicly.
The reference mentions Kit Roberts as a community journalist with UNILAD.
The article ties the events to broader US foreign policy posturing in the Middle East.

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