【Iran Attacks U.S. Military Base in Jordan: Chasing Them Down】 Just last night, Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched a ballistic missile attack on the U.S. Marine Corps base "Camp Titin" located near the Aqaba Gulf in southern Jordan.
According to Tasnim News Agency, there were "a large number of U.S. military personnel killed," though exact figures remain unclear.
The U.S. deployed an emergency rescue helicopter to evacuate injured American soldiers.
This base hosts both U.S. Marine Corps and Jordanian Armed Forces personnel.
This marks the first time Iran has attacked Camp Titin, which is home to U.S. Marines—a significant military development. Video footage shows that the Revolutionary Guard missiles struck without being intercepted.
Geographically speaking, this location lies at the southern end of the Red Sea, close to Aqaba Port and Israel’s Eilat Port, and relatively near the Saudi border.
With the Strait of Hormuz under threat of closure and military supply lines across the Persian Gulf disrupted, the U.S. had stationed part of its forces at Camp Titin.
Now, the Revolutionary Guard missiles came calling—chased by the Iranians.
In reality, the camp itself isn’t large in terms of infrastructure; it mainly consists of personnel. How the U.S. reports casualties will be telling.
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