U.S. Central Command, CENTCOM, is reviewing a civilian casualty incident during strikes in Iran last Tuesday. This event is significant due to the potential for substantial civilian deaths since the conflict began. The incident occurred at a wedding where five people were reportedly killed and 67 wounded, according to the Iranian Red Crescent. Iranian officials have accused the United States of orchestrating the strike that hit the wedding venue. Admiral Brad Cooper of CENTCOM has ordered an internal review into the matter. CENTCOM spokesman Captain Tim Hawkins stated they are investigating the reports originating from Iranian state media. Vice President JD Vance emphasized the U.S. military's commitment to learning from any accidental mistakes. The U.S. strike was reportedly aimed at a communication tower used for both civilian and military purposes. CENTCOM is examining drone footage and target identification procedures as part of their preliminary review. The investigation will also consider the possibility of an errant Iranian munition causing the casualties.