Trump responds as CENTCOM announces 3 US service member deaths in Jordan, Iraq

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CENTCOM completed its eighth consecutive day of targeting air defenses, coastal military sites, IRGC forces and missile and drone facilities.
Iranian missile attacks on U.S. troops killed two American service members in Jordan, while the search continued for a third who remained missing.
Iran war casualties climbed as Tehran reported 50 people killed and 517 wounded in the latest American strikes.
Iran missiles targeting Jordan triggered sirens near Aqaba, with Jordan saying its forces intercepted three missiles and reported no casualties or damage.
Iran nuclear facilities faced renewed scrutiny as the IAEA investigated a reported attack on the unfinished Darkhovin nuclear power plant site.
President Donald Trump on Sunday called the deaths of two U.S. service members in Jordan "a very sad thing" but said their sacrifice was "in service to our country."
Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) Chief of Staff Lt. Gen. Eyal Zamir said that the military is monitoring developments in Iran and “maintaining a high level of readiness.”
Iran’s Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei is no longer in Iran, according to an Israeli security source cited by Saudi news outlet Al-Hadath.
CENTCOM launched another round of strikes against Iran on Sunday, extending its military campaign into a ninth straight night.
President Donald Trump paid tribute to U.S. service members killed in recent attacks linked to Iran, saying American forces launched another round of strikes "in honor" of them.

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