Iran calls on Jordan to remove US bases after targeting air base

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps announced targeting a US air base in Jordan with ballistic missiles, as part of what it described as the third phase of Operation Victory 2. The Guard said in a statement that its forces targeted facilities and positions of US forces at an air base in Jordan, noting that the base was used in attacks against Iran.

The statement added that the United States used the base in an aggression that resulted in the martyrdom of children at the Minab school, without providing evidence. The Guard directed a message to the Jordanian people urging them to demand the removal of US military bases, considering it a contribution to restoring security to the region. The statement did not clarify how this call would be implemented or its impact on regional relations.

The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said in its statement: 'We harbor no hostility toward your country; we love you, noble people, who understand the suffering and injustice of the Palestinian people more than any other people.'

Jordan's response: The Jordanian army announced intercepting four missiles launched from the Iranian side, without specifying impact sites or extent of damage. No additional details were released regarding the effect of the targeting on local security or diplomatic relations between the two countries.