US Resumes Air Strikes on Iran Following Missile Attack on American Base in Jordan, Reports Axios
CENTCOM said the renewed bombardment followed Iran’s missile volley, with all incoming projectiles intercepted and a brief pause for diplomacy ending.
- On Thursday, the United States resumed air strikes on targets inside Iran, ending a brief operational lull following an offensive earlier this week in which Iran fired ballistic missiles towards a U.S. military facility in Jordan.
- Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps claimed responsibility for the Jordan attack, with US Central Command intercepting the incoming missiles and describing the incident as an "attempted surprise attack" on American assets.
- Parallel to the strikes in Iran, American and Saudi Arabian forces carried out joint air raids late Tuesday targeting Iran-backed militia factions in Iraq, with the Popular Mobilisation Forces reporting at least 20 fatalities.
- President Donald Trump, fresh from White House talks with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, vowed that Washington would act with resolve, stating "We're going to beat the f*ing s*t of them."
- The IRGC warned that "as long as threats against the Islamic Republic of Iran continue, the resistance will continue," effectively ending the brief U.S. air campaign suspension officials had paused last week to test diplomatic prospects.
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The new strikes, launched at 00:00 GMT on Thursday, "constitute a powerful response to yesterday's aborted Iranian attacks against American forces based in the Middle East," said the American Middle East Command (Centcom) on X. The US army announced in the night of Tuesday to Wednesday that it had intercepted missiles from Iran targeting its forces "in the Middle East". "We're going to hit them hard, they're going to take a beating," said the US…
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US resumes air strikes on Iran following missile attack on American base in Jordan, reports Axios
The US has resumed air strikes inside Iran after Tehran fired ballistic missiles at an American base in Jordan. Simultaneously, US-Saudi forces hit Iran-backed militia targets in Iraq, killing at least 20. Despite ongoing diplomatic talks, President Donald Trump warned of decisive military action following the attacks.
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