Iran Says It Killed ‘Large Number’ of US Forces in Jordan; America Says No Casualties
Iran said the missile and drone strikes were retaliation as Jordan intercepted 10 missiles and reported no injuries, officials said.
- Iranian attacks on United States bases expanded across the Middle East early Wednesday, with The Jordanian army intercepting 10 ballistic missiles and air raid alerts ringing in Bahrain. This escalation followed recent United States strikes on Iranian targets.
- Washington hit Iranian targets on Larak to prevent Tehran from planting sea mines in the Strait of Hormuz, marking the first known strikes in several weeks. These actions triggered the escalating cycle of retaliation.
- Iranian state media reported 11 people died in United States strikes across the south, while Seven people were killed in Khuzestan and the Red Crescent documented four deaths in Kuhestak from shrapnel wounds.
- President Donald Trump warned that if Iran retaliated, "they will be hit again at a much harder and higher level," while Revolutionary Guards spokesman Hossein Mohebi promised "severe punishment" for the aggressors.
- Ebrahim Zolfaghari, spokesperson for Iran's Khatam-al Anbiya central military command, warned Wednesday that countries cooperating with the United States face "more severe, more widespread and destructive responses." The diplomatic deadlock persists after six months of conflict.
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Iran Claims It Killed ‘Large Number’ of American Personnel and Destroyed Military Installations In Latest Barrage of Attacks
Iran launched missiles and drones at American facilities in five countries overnight after a day of U.S. strikes, and its diplomats are daring CENTCOM to announce what happened in Jordan. Jordan says ten of thirteen missiles were destroyed and the rest fell in remote areas without damage, and U.S. officials told Reuters assessments contradict Tehran's claims.
We have sent a large number of U.S. Marines to hell at Titin Camp, which I.C.R.I.I.R.'s statement says, "Sinhua."
Some details are emerging about how and with what results the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched a massive ballistic missile attack on the US Marine Corps camp “Titin” in Jordan. According to the Iranian military, the attack was carried out in response to US strikes on
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Times of IndiaIran says it killed ‘large number’ of US forces in Jordan; America says no casualties
Iran on Wednesday claimed its attacks on US forces in Jordan killed a “large number” of American personnel, a claim Washington rejected by reporting no casualties. The Islamic Revolutionary Guards also said it struck US bases in Erbil with missiles and drones, while Bahrain said its air defences intercepted Iranian drones.
Trump: Iran Could Be ‘Totally Wiped Out’ — Tehran Attacks U.S. Bases
President Donald Trump warned Tuesday that Iran could be “totally wiped out as a country” if it continued its attacks on U.S. forces, as Tehran launched a new ballistic missile barrage targeting American military facilities in Jordan following a wave of U.S. strikes on Iran. The post Trump: Iran Could Be ‘Totally Wiped Out’ — Tehran Launches Missile Attack on U.S. Bases in Jordan appeared first on Breitbart.
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