IRGC missiles strike US F-35 shelters at Al-Azraq base in Jordan

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) public relations office announced that its Aerospace Force fighters launched solid-fuel ballistic missiles at the Al-Azraq base in Jordan, destroying four important targets. These included hangars housing F-35 warplanes and a command and control center of what the IRGC described as the "child-killing U.S. army."

The statement, citing a Quranic verse on reciprocal response, said the operation followed the IRGC Navy's successful strikes on 21 targets at U.S. air and naval bases in the region and the downing of an MQ-9 drone over the town of Jam. It described the strikes as part of "completing the retaliatory operation" in response to continued enemy "mischief."

"Our forces are ready to deliver a crushing and decisive response to any renewed aggression, and the consequences of any further aggression rest with the American enemy," the statement added.

According to Mehr News, the IRGC's action marks a significant escalation in the region, targeting a key U.S. base in Jordan. The report did not provide details on casualties or the extent of damage at the base.