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Iran’s ballistic-missile attacks may have damaged multiple U.S. Black Hawk helicopters at Muwafaq Salti Air Base in Jordan. New footage shows four helicopters being transported by road instead of flying out of the base. The helicopters appear to have visible damage to their bodies and components. Available assessments suggest... the damage could have been caused by shrapnel or fragments from nearby missile strikes, potentially leaving the aircraft unable to fly until they are inspected and repaired. The footage highlights an often-overlooked effect of ballistic-missile attacks: even when a missile doesn't directly hit an aircraft, its blast, fragments and debris can damage parked helicopters and other assets across a wide area. #iran #IranWar #Blackhawks #blackhawkhelicopter #jordanshow more

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BREAKING: The IRGC Aerospace Force has just launched three Khorramshahr-3 or 4 ballistic missiles from its Al-Qadir ballistic missile base in Yazd, central Iran, toward a U.S. military base somewhere in Jordan. These ballistic missiles are equipped with cluster munitions and can present a particularly difficult interception challenge for the U.S. Army’s Patriot PAC-3 air-defense systems. Their cluster-munition payloads can disperse submunitions across a wide area, potentially damaging multiple aircraft parked in the open on the aprons and ramps of an air base. However, I doubt that many valuable aircraft remain at the targeted base, as the U.S. military has most likely evacuated or dispersed them in anticipation of further Iranian ballistic-missile attacks.

BREAKING: The IRGC Aerospace Force has just launched three Khorramshahr-3 or 4 ballistic missiles from its Al-Qadir ballistic missile base in Yazd, central Iran, toward a U.S. military base somewhere in Jordan. These ballistic missiles are equipped with cluster munitions and can present a particularly difficult interception challenge for the U.S. Army’s Patriot PAC-3 air-defense systems. Their cluster-munition payloads can disperse submunitions across a wide area, potentially damaging multiple aircraft parked in the open on the aprons and ramps of an air base. However, I doubt that many valuable aircraft remain at the targeted base, as the U.S. military has most likely evacuated or dispersed them in anticipation of further Iranian ballistic-missile attacks.

Babak Taghvaee - The Crisis Watch

15,839 views • 24 days ago

A U.S. Air Force KC-135R Stratotanker damaged in an Iranian ballistic missile strike on Prince Sultan Air Base has arrived at RAF Mildenhall for repairs. The aircraft shows visible shrapnel damage across its airframe. During the attack, the U.S. Air Force lost two KC-135Rs, one KC-46A Pegasus, and one E-3G Sentry at the base.

A U.S. Air Force KC-135R Stratotanker damaged in an Iranian ballistic missile strike on Prince Sultan Air Base has arrived at RAF Mildenhall for repairs. The aircraft shows visible shrapnel damage across its airframe. During the attack, the U.S. Air Force lost two KC-135Rs, one KC-46A Pegasus, and one E-3G Sentry at the base.

Open Source Intel

202,543 views • 5 months ago

Iran responds to U.S. strikes with attacks across the region. 🇸🇾 Al-Tanf Base, Syria: IRGC says it struck a covert special operations center, killing several U.S. soldiers and hitting a radar system and multiple helicopters. 🇰🇼 Kuwait: Missile defense radar, ammunition depots, two HIMARS launchers, ATACMS missile storage sites, and U.S. logistics positions were targeted. 🇯🇴 Muwaffaq Al Salti Air Base, Jordan: IRGC says ballistic missiles and drones struck F-35, F-15 and F-16 fighter jets, refueling aircraft, and fuel tankers, claiming several aircraft were destroyed or damaged. 🇴🇲 Oman: Naval and air surveillance radars in the Strait of Hormuz and Ghanam area were targeted. 🇧🇭 Bahrain: IRGC says it struck positions used by P-8 Poseidon aircraft and helicopters at Al Sakhir Air Base. 🇶🇦 Qatar: Iranian media and military-linked accounts have also claimed Al Udeid Air Base may have been targeted, though no official IRGC statement has been released yet and further details are still awaited. Iran also claims it carried out additional drone and missile attacks against U.S. positions in Iraq and Kuwait. Tehran says CENTCOM’s command center had been moved from Qatar to Jordan following previous attacks on Al Udeid Air Base. Media: MenchOsint

Iran responds to U.S. strikes with attacks across the region. 🇸🇾 Al-Tanf Base, Syria: IRGC says it struck a covert special operations center, killing several U.S. soldiers and hitting a radar system and multiple helicopters. 🇰🇼 Kuwait: Missile defense radar, ammunition depots, two HIMARS launchers, ATACMS missile storage sites, and U.S. logistics positions were targeted. 🇯🇴 Muwaffaq Al Salti Air Base, Jordan: IRGC says ballistic missiles and drones struck F-35, F-15 and F-16 fighter jets, refueling aircraft, and fuel tankers, claiming several aircraft were destroyed or damaged. 🇴🇲 Oman: Naval and air surveillance radars in the Strait of Hormuz and Ghanam area were targeted. 🇧🇭 Bahrain: IRGC says it struck positions used by P-8 Poseidon aircraft and helicopters at Al Sakhir Air Base. 🇶🇦 Qatar: Iranian media and military-linked accounts have also claimed Al Udeid Air Base may have been targeted, though no official IRGC statement has been released yet and further details are still awaited. Iran also claims it carried out additional drone and missile attacks against U.S. positions in Iraq and Kuwait. Tehran says CENTCOM’s command center had been moved from Qatar to Jordan following previous attacks on Al Udeid Air Base. Media: MenchOsint

Suppressed News.

22,372 views • 2 months ago

Air Defenses seem to have failed and an Iranian Missile made a DIRECT HIT This is the FIRST TIME Iran attacks first U.S. official: Iran launched ballistic missiles towards a U.S. base in Jordan.

Air Defenses seem to have failed and an Iranian Missile made a DIRECT HIT This is the FIRST TIME Iran attacks first U.S. official: Iran launched ballistic missiles towards a U.S. base in Jordan.

Ryan Rozbiani

92,418 views • 1 month ago

The IRGC terrorists have released footage of ballistic missile launches, declaring every U.S. base in the region a legitimate target. They claim to have carried out missile and drone attacks on American military sites, including the Fifth Fleet in Bahrain, Ali Al Salem Air Base in Kuwait, and Salman Port.

The IRGC terrorists have released footage of ballistic missile launches, declaring every U.S. base in the region a legitimate target. They claim to have carried out missile and drone attacks on American military sites, including the Fifth Fleet in Bahrain, Ali Al Salem Air Base in Kuwait, and Salman Port.

Visegrád 24

70,892 views • 2 months ago

Emergency workers have been deployed to the outskirts of Tel Aviv after an Iranian missile caused damage to a building and its surrounding area. Several blasts were heard across the city on Thursday night as it came under combined drone and missile attacks.

Emergency workers have been deployed to the outskirts of Tel Aviv after an Iranian missile caused damage to a building and its surrounding area. Several blasts were heard across the city on Thursday night as it came under combined drone and missile attacks.

Al Jazeera English

48,727 views • 6 months ago

‼️‼️ #BREAKING 🛰️ 🇮🇷 Satellite images of Iran’s underground missile bases have been released, showing continuous airstrikes carried out with bunker-penetrating bombs. As a result, while during the first two days of the war the Iranian regime was launching hundreds of ballistic missiles, that number has now dropped to only several dozen per day, sometimes not exceeding 15–18 launches. 🎯 Geography of the strikes: ▪️ Missile base south of Isfahan: Satellite imagery dated March 3 shows strike marks at two tunnel entrances. The damage was likely caused by GBU-31 BLU-109 one-ton bunker-penetrating bombs, which appear to have pierced the ground and collapsed internal tunnel exits. ▪️ Missile base in Kashan: Images show destroyed surface buildings and two destroyed vehicles. ▪️ Missile base north of Kermanshah: All surface structures are destroyed, and the tunnel entrances were likely damaged. A strike mark is visible on a nearby road, though the intended target is unclear. ▪️ Missile base south of Tabriz: The radar station domes and auxiliary structures of a recently built facility have been destroyed, while tunnel entrances are damaged. Numerous explosion craters are also visible along nearby roads. ▪️ Missile base in Dezful: Airstrikes destroyed surface infrastructure and buildings. ▪️ Missile base in Bid Kaneh: Tunnel entrances were struck with bunker-penetrating munitions. The checkpoint and support buildings have been destroyed. Scattered craters indicate strikes against missile launchers. ▪️ Updated imagery from the base north of Isfahan: Strikes continue against launch systems likely emerging from underground facilities. Fuel spill traces are visible from at least two destroyed launchers. ▪️ Updated imagery of the Khorgu missile base after repeated strikes: Tunnel entrances appear to have been the primary target. It remains unclear whether bunker-penetrating weapons were used, but the entrances suffered significant damage. Evidence also shows one destroyed launcher. ▪️ Missile base in Yazd: Strikes targeted tunnel entrances, while support buildings were destroyed. Craters along nearby roads indicate attempts to destroy mobile launchers, though their effectiveness is uncertain. ▪️ Missile base in Lar: Strike marks are visible on tunnel entrances, while most auxiliary buildings are destroyed or heavily damaged. Additional strike marks on nearby roads suggest attacks on missile launch systems.

‼️‼️ #BREAKING 🛰️ 🇮🇷 Satellite images of Iran’s underground missile bases have been released, showing continuous airstrikes carried out with bunker-penetrating bombs. As a result, while during the first two days of the war the Iranian regime was launching hundreds of ballistic missiles, that number has now dropped to only several dozen per day, sometimes not exceeding 15–18 launches. 🎯 Geography of the strikes: ▪️ Missile base south of Isfahan: Satellite imagery dated March 3 shows strike marks at two tunnel entrances. The damage was likely caused by GBU-31 BLU-109 one-ton bunker-penetrating bombs, which appear to have pierced the ground and collapsed internal tunnel exits. ▪️ Missile base in Kashan: Images show destroyed surface buildings and two destroyed vehicles. ▪️ Missile base north of Kermanshah: All surface structures are destroyed, and the tunnel entrances were likely damaged. A strike mark is visible on a nearby road, though the intended target is unclear. ▪️ Missile base south of Tabriz: The radar station domes and auxiliary structures of a recently built facility have been destroyed, while tunnel entrances are damaged. Numerous explosion craters are also visible along nearby roads. ▪️ Missile base in Dezful: Airstrikes destroyed surface infrastructure and buildings. ▪️ Missile base in Bid Kaneh: Tunnel entrances were struck with bunker-penetrating munitions. The checkpoint and support buildings have been destroyed. Scattered craters indicate strikes against missile launchers. ▪️ Updated imagery from the base north of Isfahan: Strikes continue against launch systems likely emerging from underground facilities. Fuel spill traces are visible from at least two destroyed launchers. ▪️ Updated imagery of the Khorgu missile base after repeated strikes: Tunnel entrances appear to have been the primary target. It remains unclear whether bunker-penetrating weapons were used, but the entrances suffered significant damage. Evidence also shows one destroyed launcher. ▪️ Missile base in Yazd: Strikes targeted tunnel entrances, while support buildings were destroyed. Craters along nearby roads indicate attempts to destroy mobile launchers, though their effectiveness is uncertain. ▪️ Missile base in Lar: Strike marks are visible on tunnel entrances, while most auxiliary buildings are destroyed or heavily damaged. Additional strike marks on nearby roads suggest attacks on missile launch systems.

NSTRIKE

12,562 views • 6 months ago

BREAKING: This is further evidence of the use of a cluster munition-equipped Khorramshahr-3 or 4 ballistic missile by the IRGC Aerospace Force against Muwaffaq al-Salti Air Base in Jordan tonight. As you can see, the U.S. Army's Patriot PAC-3 air-defense batteries appear unable to shoot down these ballistic missiles. Their cluster munitions can potentially destroy or damage the Patriot PAC-3 air defense system in question.

BREAKING: This is further evidence of the use of a cluster munition-equipped Khorramshahr-3 or 4 ballistic missile by the IRGC Aerospace Force against Muwaffaq al-Salti Air Base in Jordan tonight. As you can see, the U.S. Army's Patriot PAC-3 air-defense batteries appear unable to shoot down these ballistic missiles. Their cluster munitions can potentially destroy or damage the Patriot PAC-3 air defense system in question.

Babak Taghvaee - The Crisis Watch

132,372 views • 17 days ago

BREAKING: Muwaffaq Al-Salti Air Base is under heavy missile attack. Videos recorded in the small town of Al-Azraq, located next to this Air Base in Jordan, show multiple ballistic missiles launched by the IRGC Aerospace Force evading MIM-104F surface-to-air missiles fired by U.S. Army Patriot PAC-3 systems protecting the airbase. This is the third-most important airbase involved in the new round of airstrikes against Iran. If any of the ballistic missiles struck the fighter-jet parking areas, they could have destroyed dozens of aircraft. Today, 12 F-16C Block 50s from the 480th Fighter Squadron were deployed from Spangdahlem Air Base to Muwaffaq Salti Air Base. It remains unclear whether the ballistic-missile strike damaged any of these aircraft. #OperationEpicFury

BREAKING: Muwaffaq Al-Salti Air Base is under heavy missile attack. Videos recorded in the small town of Al-Azraq, located next to this Air Base in Jordan, show multiple ballistic missiles launched by the IRGC Aerospace Force evading MIM-104F surface-to-air missiles fired by U.S. Army Patriot PAC-3 systems protecting the airbase. This is the third-most important airbase involved in the new round of airstrikes against Iran. If any of the ballistic missiles struck the fighter-jet parking areas, they could have destroyed dozens of aircraft. Today, 12 F-16C Block 50s from the 480th Fighter Squadron were deployed from Spangdahlem Air Base to Muwaffaq Salti Air Base. It remains unclear whether the ballistic-missile strike damaged any of these aircraft. #OperationEpicFury

Babak Taghvaee - The Crisis Watch

22,391 views • 2 months ago

The US military has stated multiple aircraft were damaged in the missile attack at Muwaffaq Salti Air Base, Jordan earlier this week. According to them, "one A-10 Thunderbolt II attack aircraft suffered a severely damaged wing and about eight F-15E Strike Eagle fighters were lightly damaged but are considered serviceable" Footage attached reportedly shows some damaged aircraft from the attack. Plan accordingly... #war #iran #israel #jordan #missile #PAC2 #MIM104 #USAF #MuwaffaqSaltiAirBase #MSAB #A10 #blackhawk

The US military has stated multiple aircraft were damaged in the missile attack at Muwaffaq Salti Air Base, Jordan earlier this week. According to them, "one A-10 Thunderbolt II attack aircraft suffered a severely damaged wing and about eight F-15E Strike Eagle fighters were lightly damaged but are considered serviceable" Footage attached reportedly shows some damaged aircraft from the attack. Plan accordingly... #war #iran #israel #jordan #missile #PAC2 #MIM104 #USAF #MuwaffaqSaltiAirBase #MSAB #A10 #blackhawk

Mrgunsngear

32,965 views • 15 days ago

Newly released video footage captured multiple successful interceptions prior to the impact of an Iranian ballistic missile which struck a cluster of Containerized Housing Units (CHU) overnight at Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan, killing two and injuring a number of additional American Servicemembers.

Newly released video footage captured multiple successful interceptions prior to the impact of an Iranian ballistic missile which struck a cluster of Containerized Housing Units (CHU) overnight at Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan, killing two and injuring a number of additional American Servicemembers.

OSINTdefender

397,138 views • 2 months ago

BREAKING: Footage recorded by a wildlife photographer in Jordan shows the complete sequence of Iranian ballistic missiles, launched by the IRGC Aerospace Force, re-entering the atmosphere while heading toward King Faisal Air Base. The U.S. Air Force and Air National Guard currently have multiple aircraft deployed at the base. In addition to C-17A Globemaster IIIs, multiple C-130J-30 Super Hercules aircraft are also stationed there. The footage appears to show a combination of ballistic missiles re-entering, including missiles equipped with maneuverable re-entry vehicles, as well as at least two carrying cluster munitions. The latter are believed to be Khorramshahr-3/4 ballistic missiles launched from the IRGC's Al-Ghadir missile base in Yazd, central Iran.

BREAKING: Footage recorded by a wildlife photographer in Jordan shows the complete sequence of Iranian ballistic missiles, launched by the IRGC Aerospace Force, re-entering the atmosphere while heading toward King Faisal Air Base. The U.S. Air Force and Air National Guard currently have multiple aircraft deployed at the base. In addition to C-17A Globemaster IIIs, multiple C-130J-30 Super Hercules aircraft are also stationed there. The footage appears to show a combination of ballistic missiles re-entering, including missiles equipped with maneuverable re-entry vehicles, as well as at least two carrying cluster munitions. The latter are believed to be Khorramshahr-3/4 ballistic missiles launched from the IRGC's Al-Ghadir missile base in Yazd, central Iran.

Babak Taghvaee - The Crisis Watch

152,998 views • 17 days ago

🇺🇸🇮🇷🇮🇱 Satellite images of Iran's missile bases, which continue to be subjected to airstrikes - Missile base south of Isfahan. A photo dated March 3 shows traces of strikes around two tunnel entrances. It's unclear whether they collapsed as a result of the strikes. - Missile base in Qazvin. The photo shows destroyed buildings on the surface and two destroyed vehicles. - Missile base north of Kermanshah. All buildings on the surface were destroyed, and the tunnel entrances were damaged. Traces of strikes are also visible on the road, but it's unclear what was the target. - Missile base south of Tabriz. Recently built radar domes and auxiliary buildings were destroyed, and the tunnel entrances were damaged. Numerous craters are also visible along the roads. - Missile base in Dezful. Buildings on the surface were destroyed as a result of strikes. - Missile base in Bid Kaneh. The tunnel entrances were subjected to strikes with anti-bunker munitions. The checkpoint and auxiliary buildings were destroyed. Scattered craters indicate strikes on launchers. - An updated photo of the missile base north of Isfahan. The destruction of launchers, likely leaving the underground part of the base, continues. The photo shows traces of fuel spills from at least two destroyed launchers. - An updated photo of the missile base in Khorramabad, which was subjected to repeated strikes. This time, it seems that the tunnel entrances were the target. It's unclear whether anti-bunker munitions were used, but after the repeated strikes, the entrances suffered serious damage. Traces of a strike on one launcher were also found. - Missile base in Yazd. The targets of the strikes were the tunnel entrances. Auxiliary buildings were destroyed. Craters along the road indicate attempts to strike the launchers, but it's hard to say whether they were successful. - Missile base in Lorestan. Traces of strikes on the tunnels are visible, and most of the auxiliary buildings were destroyed or suffered significant damage. Traces of strikes are visible on the roads - likely in an attempt to hit the launchers.

🇺🇸🇮🇷🇮🇱 Satellite images of Iran's missile bases, which continue to be subjected to airstrikes - Missile base south of Isfahan. A photo dated March 3 shows traces of strikes around two tunnel entrances. It's unclear whether they collapsed as a result of the strikes. - Missile base in Qazvin. The photo shows destroyed buildings on the surface and two destroyed vehicles. - Missile base north of Kermanshah. All buildings on the surface were destroyed, and the tunnel entrances were damaged. Traces of strikes are also visible on the road, but it's unclear what was the target. - Missile base south of Tabriz. Recently built radar domes and auxiliary buildings were destroyed, and the tunnel entrances were damaged. Numerous craters are also visible along the roads. - Missile base in Dezful. Buildings on the surface were destroyed as a result of strikes. - Missile base in Bid Kaneh. The tunnel entrances were subjected to strikes with anti-bunker munitions. The checkpoint and auxiliary buildings were destroyed. Scattered craters indicate strikes on launchers. - An updated photo of the missile base north of Isfahan. The destruction of launchers, likely leaving the underground part of the base, continues. The photo shows traces of fuel spills from at least two destroyed launchers. - An updated photo of the missile base in Khorramabad, which was subjected to repeated strikes. This time, it seems that the tunnel entrances were the target. It's unclear whether anti-bunker munitions were used, but after the repeated strikes, the entrances suffered serious damage. Traces of a strike on one launcher were also found. - Missile base in Yazd. The targets of the strikes were the tunnel entrances. Auxiliary buildings were destroyed. Craters along the road indicate attempts to strike the launchers, but it's hard to say whether they were successful. - Missile base in Lorestan. Traces of strikes on the tunnels are visible, and most of the auxiliary buildings were destroyed or suffered significant damage. Traces of strikes are visible on the roads - likely in an attempt to hit the launchers.

Lord Bebo

75,808 views • 6 months ago

Footage shows at least two Iranian ballistic missile impacts at Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan. Several MIM-104 Patriot interceptors can be seen being launched, but at least two Iranian missiles still penetrated the air defenses and struck the base. Despite launching relatively small waves of ballistic missiles, Iran's strike success rate appears to have increased steadily over the past several days.

Footage shows at least two Iranian ballistic missile impacts at Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan. Several MIM-104 Patriot interceptors can be seen being launched, but at least two Iranian missiles still penetrated the air defenses and struck the base. Despite launching relatively small waves of ballistic missiles, Iran's strike success rate appears to have increased steadily over the past several days.

OSINTWarfare

96,615 views • 2 months ago

We’ve now received footage from a source on the ground at Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan, during Iran’s attacks on U.S. infrastructure there earlier in the week, where Patriot missile batteries worked overtime to mitigate the threat of Iranian fires. We have blurred out portions of the video and cut the video so individual voices, names, and the locations of the batteries themselves are not shared

We’ve now received footage from a source on the ground at Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan, during Iran’s attacks on U.S. infrastructure there earlier in the week, where Patriot missile batteries worked overtime to mitigate the threat of Iranian fires. We have blurred out portions of the video and cut the video so individual voices, names, and the locations of the batteries themselves are not shared

OSINTdefender

231,460 views • 13 days ago

This footage shows the seeker of an interceptor from a U.S. Army THAAD anti-ballistic missile system, found in western Jordan several months ago. The two U.S. Army THAAD batteries deployed in Israel have not engaged any Iranian ballistic missiles in recent months, as the IRGC has not launched ballistic missiles toward Israel during this period. The wreckage therefore belongs to one of the THAAD interceptors launched during the Iranian ballistic missile attacks in March or April.

This footage shows the seeker of an interceptor from a U.S. Army THAAD anti-ballistic missile system, found in western Jordan several months ago. The two U.S. Army THAAD batteries deployed in Israel have not engaged any Iranian ballistic missiles in recent months, as the IRGC has not launched ballistic missiles toward Israel during this period. The wreckage therefore belongs to one of the THAAD interceptors launched during the Iranian ballistic missile attacks in March or April.

Babak Taghvaee - The Crisis Watch

35,288 views • 13 days ago

Iran Reveals Targets Hit in Retaliation for Larak Island Iranian military media says the response stretched across the Strait of Hormuz, UAE, and Jordan: • MQ-9 REAPER: Shot down over the Strait of Hormuz by a new IRGC air defense system. • SUPERTANKER: Struck two sea mines south of Hormuz, caught fire, and was disabled. • UAE AIR BASE: U.S. helicopters and personnel reportedly targeted near Dubai. • AL-AZRAQ AIR BASE: Drone and missile strikes targeted infrastructure, troop quarters, and F-16 support facilities in Jordan. • ADDITIONAL JORDAN BASES: U.S.-used facilities, infrastructure, and troop positions reportedly struck in combined attacks. Iranian sources claim U.S. forces RELOCATED after the initial attacks, prompting a SECOND WAVE against their new positions.

Iran Reveals Targets Hit in Retaliation for Larak Island Iranian military media says the response stretched across the Strait of Hormuz, UAE, and Jordan: • MQ-9 REAPER: Shot down over the Strait of Hormuz by a new IRGC air defense system. • SUPERTANKER: Struck two sea mines south of Hormuz, caught fire, and was disabled. • UAE AIR BASE: U.S. helicopters and personnel reportedly targeted near Dubai. • AL-AZRAQ AIR BASE: Drone and missile strikes targeted infrastructure, troop quarters, and F-16 support facilities in Jordan. • ADDITIONAL JORDAN BASES: U.S.-used facilities, infrastructure, and troop positions reportedly struck in combined attacks. Iranian sources claim U.S. forces RELOCATED after the initial attacks, prompting a SECOND WAVE against their new positions.

Ryan Rozbiani

30,749 views • 25 days ago

🇺🇸🇮🇷 BREAKING: According to Air & Space Forces Magazine, U.S. forces at Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia were hit in a reported Iranian attack. Multiple American personnel were wounded, and aircraft, including a refueling tanker and an E-3 AWACS, sustained damage after missile and drone strikes. The incident underscores that Iran still retains the capability to strike key U.S. military assets across the region.

🇺🇸🇮🇷 BREAKING: According to Air & Space Forces Magazine, U.S. forces at Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia were hit in a reported Iranian attack. Multiple American personnel were wounded, and aircraft, including a refueling tanker and an E-3 AWACS, sustained damage after missile and drone strikes. The incident underscores that Iran still retains the capability to strike key U.S. military assets across the region.

Defence Index

68,732 views • 6 months ago

Iran reportedly launched ballistic missiles toward U.S. military bases in Jordan, with the attack involving a cluster-type warhead—reportedly the first such use since the clashes in April. As the missile approached its target, its warhead reportedly released multiple submunitions, creating several threats during the terminal phase. That can make an already difficult interception problem even more complicated. Instead of tracking and engaging a single incoming missile, air-defence systems may have to deal with multiple objects appearing close to the target, while another wave of ballistic missiles is arriving at roughly the same time. The episode highlights the challenge of saturation attacks: modern missile defence isn't just about how advanced the interceptor is—it’s also about whether the entire network can handle the number, timing and complexity of threats arriving simultaneously. #iran #IranWar #missiles #ClusterMunitions #jordan #MissileStrike

Iran reportedly launched ballistic missiles toward U.S. military bases in Jordan, with the attack involving a cluster-type warhead—reportedly the first such use since the clashes in April. As the missile approached its target, its warhead reportedly released multiple submunitions, creating several threats during the terminal phase. That can make an already difficult interception problem even more complicated. Instead of tracking and engaging a single incoming missile, air-defence systems may have to deal with multiple objects appearing close to the target, while another wave of ballistic missiles is arriving at roughly the same time. The episode highlights the challenge of saturation attacks: modern missile defence isn't just about how advanced the interceptor is—it’s also about whether the entire network can handle the number, timing and complexity of threats arriving simultaneously. #iran #IranWar #missiles #ClusterMunitions #jordan #MissileStrike

Srijan Pal Singh

12,397 views • 16 days ago