A large number of US forces were reported killed at Camp Tatin base in Jordan according to the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, though two unnamed US officials stated there are no reports of US casualties so far. ^[1] Iran launched ballistic missiles and drones at a US military base in Jordan following American airstrikes on Iranian soil. ^[2] The Jordanian military reported intercepting a ballistic missile attack originating from Iran that entered its territory. ^[3] The United States bombed targets in Iran on Tuesday, and Tehran responded with missiles against US installations in Jordan, resuming hostilities in an intermittent war that has lasted more than six months. ^[4] Iran launched a larger drone attack on a US base in Bahrain, which Bahraini authorities confirmed intercepted and shot down, though they did not mention a US base. ^[5] Jordanian military confirmed that 13 ballistic missiles fired from Iran entered Jordanian airspace, with ten shot down and the last three hitting remote areas with no dense population. ^[6] Iran stated that the attack was directed specifically at US facilities deployed in the region, including the US Marine Corps base known as Camp Tatin in the Gulf of Aqaba. ^[7] The US Central Command confirmed retaliatory tactical maneuvers against strategic positions in Iran, targeting Revolutionary Guard assets. ^[8] Three additional ballistic missiles fell in remote areas away from populated centers, with no casualties or injuries recorded. ^[9] A US attack hit a house where a wedding was being celebrated, killing five people and injuring dozens more, according to authorities. ^[10] The first attack targeted Camp Tatin, a US Marine Corps base in Jordan, with heavy ballistic missiles, followed by drone attacks on the US base of Sheikh Isa in Bahrain. ^[11] This was the second wave of US attacks in a three-day period, ending a month without military action and threatening to fully restart a conflict that has driven up global oil prices. ^[12]