The Pentagon confirmed the identities early Monday of two soldiers who were killed in an Iranian missile attack on a Jordanian military base. Surveillance footage shows a drone launched by Iran from an unknown location to attack U.S. positions at Azraq base in Jordan. A plume of black smoke and flames billowing over th
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The Pentagon confirmed the identities early Monday of two soldiers who were killed in an Iranian missile attack on a Jordanian military base. Surveillance footage shows a drone launched by Iran from an unknown location to attack U.S. positions at Azraq base in Jordan. A plume of black smoke and flames billowing over th
The Pentagon confirmed the identities early Monday of two soldiers who were killed in an Iranian missile attack on a Jordanian military base. Surveillance footage shows a drone launched by Iran from an unknown location to attack U.S. positions at Azraq base in Jordan. The Pentagon on Monday identified the two U.S. soldiers killed in an Iranian attack last week on a base in Jordan.
New York Post reported the story as "Pentagon identifies 2 US soldiers killed in weekend attack by Iran."
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