US strikes IRGC forces behind attack that killed US troops in Jordan 72%
By Brady Knox49%
7/19/2026, 12:58:47 PM
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The United States launched a large wave of attacks against Iran after two U.S. soldiers were killed in Jordan , including strikes targeting the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps units that launched the deadly attack.
The bombardment marked the eighth consecutive night of heavy U.S. strikes against Iran, which began after Iran launched new attacks against merchant shipping in the Strait of Hormuz, pushing President Donald Trump to declare the U.S.-Iran Memorandum of Understanding “over.”
The strikes concluded at 11:30 p.m.
ET, according to U.S.
Central Command, and targeted Iranian “military coastal surveillance and air defense facilities, maritime capabilities, and missile and drone storage sites to continue degrading Iranian military capabilities.”
“American military assets also targeted Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps forces that launched attacks against U.S. service members in Jordan on July 17,” CENTCOM wrote , referring to the attacks which killed the two U.S. servicemen and injured several more.
It included declassified footage of the strikes themselves, which included hits against construction equipment and a radar facility.
Iran used some of its most advanced ballistic missiles in Friday’s attack on Jordan, a country more unprepared than its Gulf counterparts, as it had been much less targeted earlier in the war.
The two U.S. soldiers were the eighth and ninth killed by direct Iranian fire in Operation Epic Fury, and the first deaths since the opening days of the war.
Iranian authorities claimed that among the targets of Saturday’s strikes by the U.S. was the construction site of a nuclear power plant in Darkhovin, located in Khuzestan province in the southwest, which they said was hit by “several projectiles.”
“The terrorist and criminal US regime, whose nature is nothing but bullying and lawlessness, carried out an aggressive and barbaric act in violation of international law,” the Atomic Energy Agency of Iran said in a statement.
Iranian Parliamentary Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf attempted to rally the Iranian people on Sunday as the strikes intensified, saying national unity was above all else in importance.
“Insisting on sacred unity is not just a moral or social recommendation, it is rather a necessary condition for victory in the field of struggle against the enemy,” he said in a post on X.
“We should consider obedience to this religious and national command of the supreme leader of the revolution as an important part of our historical role in this national resistance and in the administration of the country,” Ghalibaf added.
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The U.S. was bracing for Iran’s inevitable retaliation Sunday morning, which authorities seem to believe will target Jordan’s coastal Aqaba city on its Red Sea coast.
The U.S.
Embassy in Jordan urged its citizens to avoid the airport or seaport in the city over “a specific and credible threat.”
Israel’s military spokesman warned that it had detected a missile launch towards the city and warned its residents that debris could hit Israel.
Kuwait, Bahrain, and Jordan all activated their air defenses on Sunday to defend against Iranian attacks.
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