The US launched airstrikes in Iran following an Iranian missile attack on a base in Jordan, marking the first strikes since President Trump paused military action for negotiations.
Trump paused US attacks against Iran over the weekend
Jul 30, 2026
10:04 am
What's the storyThe United States military has launched airstrikes in Iran, marking the first such action since President Donald Trump temporarily halted a bombing campaign to make room for negotiation to restart.
The strikes, the US said, were in retaliation for an Iranian missile attack on an American base in Jordan.
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US Iran war news: The United States resumed air strikes inside Iran following a ballistic missile attack on a Jordan base. …
These are the first U.S. strikes in Iran since Trump paused the attacks last Friday to give another chance for talks.
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US strikes began after Iran fired five missiles at US forces in Jordan.
The strikes also come after the U.S. and Saudi Arabia launched joint airstrikes against Iran-backed militias in Iraq.
