CBS News: US warplanes damaged in Iran attack on US base in Jordan

CBS News claimed that US warplanes were damaged in Iran's attacks on Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan on the night of September 8 to September 9.

It was claimed that US warplanes were damaged in Iran's attack on the US base in Jordan on the night between Tuesday and Wednesday.

In the news of CBS News, based on sources close to the subject, details about Iran's attack on the US Muvaffak Salti Air Base in Jordan on the night between September 8 and September 9 were shared.

Sources claimed that approximately 8 "F-15" fighter jets of the USA were damaged in this attack, and stated that although the damage was minor, the planes had to be sent to service.

Sources also stated that the wing of 1 "A-10 Thunderbolt" attack aircraft, known as "Warthog", was broken and that no US soldiers died in the incident.

What happened?

The Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps announced that it targeted the US military base in Jordan with ballistic missiles on the night between September 8 and September 9.

In the statement, it was emphasized that retaliatory attacks against the USA would continue until the aggressions stopped.

In addition, the Jordanian army reported that the country's territory was subjected to a ballistic missile attack originating from Iran, air defense systems destroyed 18 missiles and 2 missiles fell into empty areas.