The IRGC released a video claiming to show missiles launched by their naval forces targeting US aircraft in Jordan as retaliatory strikes.

Hundreds of Jordanians have signed an open letter demanding the withdrawal of US forces from the country, citing threats to Jordanian sovereignty from Iranian missiles and drones. This represents a rare public challenge to the government.

Smoke was observed rising from the Aqaba area after Iran launched a missile towards Jordan, which was subsequently intercepted. No debris fell within Israeli territory, and no Iron Dome interceptors were launched.

Jordan's army announced that its air defenses successfully intercepted and downed three Iranian missiles that were targeting the kingdom, reporting no injuries or damage.

An open letter challenging the Jordanian government claims that the US military presence exposes Jordan to security, political, and economic risks, leading some Jordanians to demand a US withdrawal due to regional missile pressure.

Three drones intercepted over Jordan on Monday and Tuesday are suspected to have been launched by Iran-backed Shi'ite militias operating in Iraq, according to a source.

Jordan is emerging as a new frontline state in the escalating Middle East conflict, facing increased Iranian attacks and becoming a target for Tehran.

A Jordanian military delegation has conducted an inspection of the Jordanian peacekeeping aviation unit stationed in the Democratic Republic of Congo. This visit underscores ongoing international cooperation in peacekeeping efforts.

Some US troops stationed in Jordan could soon have their phones confiscated, though the specific reasons or context for this measure are not detailed.

During a congressional hearing, Ted Lieu challenged UN Ambassador Mike Waltz after playing Al Jazeera footage depicting Iranian strikes in Jordan.

An Iranian missile attack tragically claimed the lives of US service members at a Jordanian air base, targeting their sleeping quarters and exposing critical shortcomings in the protection of American forces.

Jordan’s role in U.S. operations against Iran has grown as other allies in the region have restricted Washington’s ability to use their bases and airspace.

Ahmad al-Saqar, the boyfriend of Jamey Carney (43), will remain in detention until Jordanian authorities are briefed on the garda murder investigation. He is expected to appear before an Amman judge next week.