Several United States warplanes were damaged at an American base in Jordan during an Iranian attack, according to CBS News, as cited by bdnews24.com. The report was published on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
The same outlet, in a separate headline, put the number of damaged aircraft at eight. No further details on the type of warplanes or the extent of the damage were provided in the material available.
The strike on the Jordan base was part of a wider exchange. According to Prothom Alo, Iran targeted five tankers, and Tehran said it struck a US base in Jordan along with ten ships in the Strait of Hormuz in response. The Daily Star Bangla also reported that multiple warplanes were damaged in the Iranian attack on the American base in Jordan.
The Daily Ittefaq reported that Iran used advanced missiles in the operation, describing the intent as showing the United States "hell." That characterization comes from the outlet and could not be independently verified from the material available.
The reports leave several key questions unanswered, including the exact date of the attack, the condition of the damaged aircraft, and whether there were casualties. The accounts also do not specify which Iranian or US officials, if any, have commented on the incident.
What to watch next: whether Washington or Tehran confirms the damage assessments, and whether the Strait of Hormuz strikes lead to further military escalation.
