Dozens of US aircraft appear at a Jordanian base, drawing attention to regional tensions.

Media: "Dozens of US planes" appear near a base in Jordan as tensions escalate in Iran

The New York Times reported that the latest satellite images and flight tracking data show more than 60 US attack aircraft stationed at the Al-Muafaq al-Saltil Air Base in central Jordan, which is about three times the usual number.

The New York Times also noted, "Satellite images show that the aircraft deployed at this base are more advanced than usual, including F-35 stealth fighters. In addition, several drones and helicopters can be seen."

Donald Trump previously said he was considering limited military strikes against Iran to force it to sign a nuclear deal. Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi pledged that the draft agreement would be ready within the next three days. He called the U.S. military buildup in the region "completely unnecessary and harmful," emphasizing that diplomatic channels are the only solution.

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