Tehran claims missile strike on American base while US says latest operation has concluded 
Iran has claimed responsibility for a missile strike targeting a United States military air base in Jordan, marking another escalation in the ongoing confrontation between the two countries.
Iranian state media said the attack was carried out in response to recent U.S. military operations, describing it as a retaliatory measure against American forces stationed in the region. Iranian officials did not immediately provide details on the extent of the damage or possible casualties.
The United States, meanwhile, confirmed that its latest military operation against Iranian-linked targets had concluded after approximately five hours. U.S. military officials said the operation was aimed at degrading capabilities they say threaten American personnel and regional security.
Jordanian authorities have not released comprehensive details regarding the reported strike, while U.S. officials said they are assessing the situation and monitoring the security of American forces deployed across the Middle East.
The latest exchange underscores rising tensions between Washington and Tehran, with both sides trading military actions in recent days. The developments have prompted renewed international calls for restraint amid concerns that further escalation could threaten regional stability and disrupt global energy markets.
Governments across the region continue to closely monitor the situation as diplomatic efforts intensify to prevent the conflict from expanding beyond its current scope.