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CENTCOM Denies Iran's Claim of 'US Aircraft Hit'

The United States Central Command denied claims by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps that a total of 6 US aircraft, including 3 F-35s, were hit in recent attacks on the American airbase in Jordan.

The United States Central Command (CENTCOM) responded to claims made in state media regarding the outcomes of the recent attack on the American military base in Jordan by Iran. In a statement from CENTCOM, it was reported that the information put forward by the Iranian Revolutionary Guard Corps, claiming that 3 F-35 fighter jets and 3 other aircraft were hit in the attack, does not reflect the truth.

The statement emphasized that no US aircraft were damaged or destroyed in the recent attack attempts, and all missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) launched by Iran were intercepted or failed to reach their intended targets.

CENTCOM Denies Iran's Claim of 'US Aircraft Hit'

CENTCOM Denies Iran's Claim of 'US Aircraft Hit'

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