Iran strikes US planes at Aqaba airport in southern Jordan

The Iranian Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) attacked American warplanes with ballistic missiles at Aqaba airport in southern Jordan. This was reported on July 20 by the Press TV channel.

"The IRGC stated that it had launched ballistic missile strikes on C-17 and P-8 aircraft of the US Armed Forces at Aqaba airport," Press TV wrote on its Telegram channel.

In addition, the Iranian military shot down an enemy MQ-9 unmanned aerial vehicle in the western regions of the country.

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