Iranian Attacks Wound 13 US Troops in Jordan as Trump Hammers Back Hard

Thirteen American service members, including 10 soldiers and 3 sailors, were wounded this week during attacks on U.S. bases in the Middle East. The incidents have prompted immediate medical evacuations from the region as officials work to support those injured.

Iran launched missiles targeting installations in Bahrain, Kuwait, and Jordan. One significant strike occurred at a base in Jordan that supports U.S. Air Force operations, according to reports.

The Pentagon confirmed the casualties as medevac flights transported the wounded out of the affected area. Multiple flights were required to ensure the injured received timely medical care.

In response, the United States has increased its military presence in the region. Additional aircraft, fighter squadrons, and refueling planes have been deployed as part of ongoing operations.

Fox News correspondent Lucas Tomlinson reported from Tel Aviv that further U.S. airstrikes in Iran are expected. Military movements continue as the situation develops rapidly.

Our thoughts remain with the wounded service members and all the brave men and women serving to protect U.S. interests and support regional stability. We continue to monitor this story closely and stand united in support of our troops.