Troops are posting videos of Iran strikes. Officials say it makes them targets

U.S. military officials have warned that service members posting photos and videos on social media related to Iran strikes provides intelligence that could be used against U.S. troops. The military is considering restricting or seizing personal cellphones in certain locations to prevent this.

Both center and right outlets report the same core development—concerns over troops' social media posts aiding Iran and potential cellphone restrictions—but the right-leaning source adds more specific detail and urgency, naming a military official and framing the issue as an active intelligence-gathering effort by Iran ('mines') with explicit life-or-death stakes. The center source presents the story more generally, focusing on the policy consideration (cellphone bans) without attributing motive or intent to Iran as strongly.