A channel affiliated with the Islamic Republic claimed early Wednesday that Iran launched a surprise ballistic missile attack, firing 3–6 missiles with reports of two impacts in Jordan. The claims have not been independently verified or confirmed by official sources.
A channel affiliated with the Islamic Republic of Iran claimed early Wednesday that Tehran launched a surprise ballistic missile attack, reporting 3–6 missiles fired and two impacts in Jordan. The claim comes approximately 40 minutes after The Zioneer reported an Iranian ballistic missile attack on a US base in Jordan, making it the latest word in a fast-moving sequence.
At 01:41 Jerusalem, The Zioneer reported that Iran had launched a ballistic missile attack on a US base in Jordan, with security analysts describing it as the first direct Iranian missile strike on American forces since President Trump suspended strikes on Friday. Oil prices jumped in response. The new claim from the pro-Iranian channel adds a specific count of missiles and impacts but has not been independently verified.
The Zioneer has documented a series of Iranian ballistic missile strikes on US targets in Jordan, Kuwait, and the Gulf states over recent weeks. On July 9, Jordan's military reported intercepting eight of at least ten Iranian missiles. On July 17, Iran launched a coordinated barrage targeting multiple bases. The latest claim, if corroborated, would extend that pattern.
The claim rests on a single partisan source and has not been confirmed by Israeli, Jordanian, or US authorities. It remains unclear whether the reported impacts represent a separate attack or are connected to the earlier strike. No details on interceptions, casualties, or the specific target have been released.
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