Iran is attacking US forces in Jordan, Fox News reports, citing US source
WASHINGTON — Iran is attacking U.S. forces stationed in Jordan, Fox News reporter Trey Yingst said on Sunday, citing a U.S. source. There has been no significant impact so far, the reporter's X post said, adding that nearly all incoming missiles "have been intercepted at this point."
Iran has launched attacks on US forces stationed in Jordan, according to a report by Fox News, citing a US source. The attacks have not caused any significant impact so far, with nearly all incoming missiles intercepted.
The Iranian assault comes after US forces targeted two missile launch platforms belonging to Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps on Larak Island, which resulted in deaths and injuries among Iranian fighters and civilians, according to the Revolutionary Guard.
The US strike on Larak Island, near the Strait of Hormuz, had prompted Iran to vow retaliation, with the Revolutionary Guard saying the US would "pay the price" economically and militarily.
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