Iran Missile Strike on US Base in Jordan Kills Troops, Triggers Retaliation Threat

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An Iranian missile attack struck a US military base in Jordan, killing American service members in their sleeping quarters. The strike exposed significant gaps in the protection of US forces stationed at the facility. US President Donald Trump vowed retaliation following the deadly assault. Iran's supreme leader warned of consequences if the United States continued what it described as aggression. The incident has sharply escalated tensions between Washington and Tehran.

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