02.09.2026 09:11
Iran's Revolutionary Guards released footage of missile strikes on US bases in Jordan. The statement said that a heavy ballistic missile attack was carried out on Prince Hassan Air Base in Jordan, claiming that several unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) were destroyed in the attacks and that some US military personnel were killed.
The US has once again carried out an attack on Iranian targets around the Strait of Hormuz. In response, Iran launched retaliatory strikes on US bases in the region.
The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) reported that a ballistic missile attack was carried out on Jordan and that the hangars containing RQ-4 and MQ-9 drones at Prince Hassan Air Base, which hosts US military assets, were targeted with an intense ballistic missile assault.
DRONES DESTROYED, US MILITARY PERSONNEL KILLED
It was claimed that several drones were destroyed, some US military personnel lost their lives, and fires broke out in technical infrastructure during the attacks. The attack was stated to be retaliation for a US strike on a wedding ceremony in Iran's Hormozgan province, with the reminder that "This US attack affected 70 guests, killed 4 people including 1 child, and several others were seriously injured." While the IRGC also released footage of the attack on Prince Hassan Air Base in Jordan, claims regarding the damage caused by the attack have not yet been officially confirmed by the US or Jordan.
REGIONAL COUNTRIES HAD BEEN TARGETED IN ATTACKS
As Iran's retaliations for the US's latest attacks continued, a ballistic missile attack was carried out on Jordan. The Jordanian army announced that it intercepted 10 ballistic missiles launched from Iran, while the other 3 missiles fell in uninhabited areas, stating, "No casualties have occurred." Following the development, Kuwait and Bahrain were also targeted in new retaliatory attacks.