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Iran Strikes Jordan Again? Iranian Missiles Intercepted As Tehran Targets US Bases Across Gulf
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3:42Now PlayingThe Middle East moved another step closer to a wider conflict after missile interceptions lit up the skies over Jordan's city of Zarqa amid escalating tensions between Iran and the United States. Dramatic footage showed interceptor missiles launching as explosions echoed overhead, while Iranian state media claimed Tehran had launched missiles and drones targeting American military bases in Jordan and Bahrain. Jordanian authorities had not officially commented on the reported strikes at the time of publication, and the competing claims remain contested. The developments come as US Central Command continues strikes on Iranian military targets and President Donald Trump signals he is weighing an even larger military response. With Iran and the US locked in an escalating confrontation, fears are growing that the crisis could spill across the Middle East, threatening regional security, global energy routes, and international stability. Watch the full report for the latest developments.
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