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Iran Missile Attack on Jordan Facilities: No US Casualties Reported

US officials report no casualties after Iran launched missiles at Jordanian facilities.

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Two US officials told Reuters on Tuesday that no US casualties have been reported from an Iranian attack on facilities in Jordan. [1] Jordan's King Abdullah II issued a royal decree on 2026-09-02 promoting Brigadier General Majdi al-Harasisi to the rank of Major General and appointing him Chief of Staff of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the Jordanian Armed Forces. [2] Jordanian air defenses intercepted ten out of 13 ballistic missiles entering their airspace from Iran. [3] The missile attack originated from Iran and targeted facilities in Jordan. [4] The remaining three ballistic missiles fell in remote areas away from population centers. [5] In the letter, King Abdullah II said he entrusted al-Harasisi with the responsibility of serving Jordan and performing that trust with care and dedication. [6] King Abdullah II instructed the new chief of staff to pursue the restructuring of the armed forces, develop the capabilities of the Arab Army, and modernize its tools to face challenges and threats with the highest levels of efficiency and readiness. [7] The decree also promoted outgoing Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Yousef al-Hneiti to the rank of General and sent him into retirement on 2026-09-02. [8]
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  1. Two US officials told Reuters on Tuesday that no US casualties have been reported from an Iranian attack on facilities in Jordan. · middleeasteye.net
  2. Jordan's King Abdullah II issued a royal decree on 2026-09-02 promoting Brigadier General Majdi al-Harasisi to the rank of Major General and appointing him Chief of Staff of the Joint Chiefs of Staff of the Jordanian Armed Forces. · CNN Arabic
  3. Jordanian air defenses intercepted ten out of 13 ballistic missiles entering their airspace from Iran. · middleeasteye.net
  4. The missile attack originated from Iran and targeted facilities in Jordan. · middleeasteye.net
  5. The remaining three ballistic missiles fell in remote areas away from population centers. · middleeasteye.net
  6. In the letter, King Abdullah II said he entrusted al-Harasisi with the responsibility of serving Jordan and performing that trust with care and dedication. · CNN Arabic
  7. King Abdullah II instructed the new chief of staff to pursue the restructuring of the armed forces, develop the capabilities of the Arab Army, and modernize its tools to face challenges and threats with the highest levels of efficiency and readiness. · CNN Arabic
  8. The decree also promoted outgoing Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Yousef al-Hneiti to the rank of General and sent him into retirement on 2026-09-02. · CNN Arabic
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