Iran Strikes Military Base in Jordan, Causing Minimal Damage, U.S. Officials Report
U.S. officials confirmed that Iran conducted a strike on a military base located in Azraq, Jordan. The attack resulted in minimal damage to the facility.
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U.S. officials confirmed that Iran conducted a strike on a military base located in Azraq, Jordan. The attack resulted in minimal damage to the facility.
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