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Iran's Strike on Jordan's Aqaba Port
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Where it stands
Iran launched rocket and drone strikes on Aqaba on July 22, and Jordan intercepted multiple missiles and drones; no casualties in Jordan were reported. The report does not say whether immediate damage or other consequences were resolved, so the strike episode remains open on the available record.
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Six Missiles Into Jordan: Iran Hits Aqaba on the 12th Night of US Strikes
Jordan intercepts four of six Iranian ballistic missiles in its only port. Tehran claims it wrecked US drones and helicopters at King Faisal and Prince Hassan air bases. The Pentagon hasn't confirmed a thing.
Still open after this report
- Iranian casualty figures cited in the IRGC's framing of the Minab school attack and the Jordan strike.
- Whether any US personnel or equipment at King Faisal and Prince Hassan were actually hit or destroyed.
- Total US and Iranian casualty counts across the conflict to date.
History
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Who's involved
People
Donald TrumpPresident of the United States (2017–2021; since 2025)1 report
Pete HegsethUnited States Secretary of Defense1 report
Places
- AqabaAqaba, Jordan1 report
- EilatEilat, Israel1 report
- King Feisal bin Abdul Aziz Air Base LIMITED84PW+XCM, Al-Jafr, Jordan1 report
- King Hussein Air Base9734+VVF, Mafraq, Jordan1 report
- MinabMinab, Hormozgan Province, Iran1 report
- NatanzNatanz, Isfahan Province, Iran1 report
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