thenationalnews.com- The US military has denied Iranian claims that an attack on a Jordan base resulted in the destruction of six military aircraft, including F-35s.
- President Trump has vowed a forceful response to Iran's missile strikes, stating that the US would "beat the f*ing s* out of them" after the missiles were intercepted.
- Iran's Revolutionary Guards reported that three members were killed in a US missile attack, according to a statement from the semi-official Tasnim news agency.
- Iranian sources indicated that at least four members of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps were killed in the joint US-Saudi strikes.
The US military has firmly denied Iranian assertions that a missile attack on a Jordanian base resulted in the destruction of three F-35 stealth fighters. The military emphasized that no US aircraft were damaged during the incident, with all missiles and drones either intercepted or failing to reach their targets.1
In response to Iran's missile strikes, President Trump declared a forceful retaliation was imminent, stating, "we will beat the f*ing s* out of them." This statement came after Iranian forces launched multiple ballistic missiles aimed at American positions in the Middle East, which were successfully intercepted by US air defenses before they could reach the military base in Jordan.2
Jordan's Armed Forces confirmed that their air defense systems intercepted and shot down five missiles launched from Iran early Thursday, ensuring the safety of the kingdom. The military remains on high alert to protect Jordan's security and territorial integrity, highlighting the ongoing tensions in the region.
Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps reported that three of its personnel were killed in the US missile attack, while other sources indicated that at least four members of the IRGC lost their lives in the joint US-Saudi strikes. The situation continues to escalate as both nations prepare for potential further conflict.4
“Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps reported that at least four members were killed in US-Saudi strikes, escalating tensions in the region. Meanwhile, Jordan's Armed Forces intercepted five missiles launched from Iran, maintaining high alert to protect national security.”
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