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‘Simply can’t say no’: how Jordan became a US safe haven and a prime Iranian target

יול 20, 2026 ·  Source: Ynetnews 78Objectivity score78/100

‘Simply can’t say no’: how Jordan became a US safe haven and a prime Iranian target

Iranian attacks have intensified as Washington relies more heavily on bases in Jordan, where nearly 4,000 US troops are stationed and the kingdom remains deeply dependent on American aid

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Jordan has become a primary target for Iranian attacks due to its increasing role in U.S. military operations against Iran. The kingdom, which hosts several American bases and relies heavily on U.S. assistance, "simply can't say no" to Washington's requests, according to an Iran expert. This has led to a surge in Iranian aggression, including missile strikes and attempts to incite the Jordanian public against the government and U.S. forces. Recent attacks have resulted in the deaths of two U.S. service members and numerous injuries, prompting Jordan's Foreign Ministry to protest to the Iranian Embassy. The U.S. has expanded its activities in Jordan as other Gulf states have limited Washington's military presence.

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