IRGC Releases Footage Claiming Missile Strike on Key US-Jordan Air Base

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has released new video footage purporting to show overnight ballistic missile launches aimed at Jordan’s Muwaffaq Al-Salti Air Base. The facility, also known as Al-Sulti, is a critical joint US-Jordanian installation that hosts American aircraft and personnel. The 59-second clip begins with a hand writing Persian text on a whiteboard before cutting to dramatic night-time scenes of missiles streaking into the sky with bright engine flares. Thick smoke plumes rise as the launches continue, ending with the IRGC Aerospace Force logo.

The release comes amid ongoing regional tensions and is being presented by Tehran as evidence of a successful operation against what it calls US military targets. Al-Sulti has long served as an important hub for American forces operating in the Middle East, making any attack on it a direct challenge to both Jordanian sovereignty and US interests. Jordan has previously intercepted Iranian projectiles, underscoring the persistent threat posed by the IRGC’s missile arsenal.

For those who support a strong America and a secure Israel, this latest propaganda video is a stark reminder of the Iranian regime’s aggressive posture. Targeting a base used by US forces in a key Arab partner nation only heightens the risk of wider escalation. The footage is designed to project strength, yet it also reveals the regime’s willingness to strike at American personnel and allies. Under firm leadership that refuses to project weakness, such provocations demand clear-eyed resolve rather than hesitation.