How many people died or went blind mad crippled in the battle of suvla bay?

The Battle of Suvla Bay, part of the Gallipoli Campaign during World War I, resulted in significant casualties, though exact numbers vary. Approximately 26,000 Allied troops were killed, wounded, or missing, while Turkish casualties were estimated to be around 30,000. Additionally, many soldiers suffered from injuries that led to long-term disabilities, including blindness and crippling injuries. The battle was marked by harsh conditions and poor planning, contributing to the high casualty rates.