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Jordan intercepts 10 of 13 Iranian ballistic missiles after IRGC targets US forces

Mountain Time
Local time
11:35 PM in Amman
Where
Aqaba and Mafraq, Jordan

The IRGC said it fired ballistic missiles at Camp Titin, a US Marine site on the Gulf of Aqaba, and at Prince Hassan Air Base late on Sept. 1 in retaliation for the Kuhestak strike, as sirens sounded in Aqaba and Mafraq. Jordan's army said 10 of 13 missiles that entered its airspace were intercepted and three fell in remote areas without casualties; a US official said there were no injuries or significant damage at Camp Titin, rejecting IRGC claims of US deaths.

Why it matters

It was the second Iranian missile attack on Jordan in under 48 hours, keeping the kingdom, which hosts US forces at several bases, on the front line of Iran's retaliation.

Sources (7)

Confidence: Corroborated by independent sources or direct evidence. About confidence labels

Correction

  • Corrected the time from 3:35 AM Amman time, Sep 2, 2026 to 11:35 PM Amman time, Sep 1, 2026; corrected the headline (it read "Jordan intercepts 10 Iranian ballistic missiles fired at U.S. base at Camp Titin"); revised the summary; revised the context note; corrected the location from Amman, Jordan to Aqaba and Mafraq, Jordan; changed the confidence label from official to confirmed; reclassified it from military to missile-drone-attack; updated the sourcing note; merged a duplicate entry into this one ("IRGC claims ballistic missile strike on US Marine base Camp Titin in Jordan"); added 4 sources: The Times of Israel, CBS News live updates, Al Jazeera. Why and evidence