- Iran launched coordinated attacks on military and infrastructure sites across the Middle East, including targets in Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, and Jordan.
- Iran launched massive coordinated strikes across the Gulf region, including Iraq, while the US responded by reinstating a naval blockade.
Iranian attacks in Jordan and Iraq resulted in casualties.
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Updated Aug 4
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Iranian attacks in Jordan and Iraq resulted in casualties.
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What this event is mainly aboutHow it developed
Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Rezaei claims Iran killed hundreds of US soldiers following strikes in Jordan and Iraq.1 source
- The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps claims attacks on US bases and maintains military presence in Jordan and Iraq.Sub-event
Iranian drone kills in Iraq and strikes in Jordan; Trump addresses Iran's nuclear ambitions.1 source
US military destroyed an Iranian drone in Iraq amidst troop deployments in Jordan.1 source
Iranian strikes in Jordan and US casualties in Iraq escalate regional tensions toward potential full-scale war.1 source
Iranian strikes in Jordan and Iraq killed service members/civilians.1 source
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Iraq
sovereign state in Western Asia
Related events
- Drone strikes hit gas vessels at Damietta port, Egypt, while Iran launched military strikes targeting US assets in Jordan and militias in Iraq.
- Iran launched missiles at Jordan, triggering regional military escalation involving Hezbollah, US/Saudi strikes in Iraq, and global oil market fears.
- Iranian missiles and drones targeted US bases in Iraq and Kuwait.
- Drones launched from Iraqi territory targeting oil facilities in Saudi Arabia's Eastern Province and Riyadh.
- Jordan receives vital quantities of Israeli water, experiences missile defense, and sees border crossings near Eilat, while Iraq remains uninvolved.