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Trump Vows Retaliation Against Iran After Missile Strike on US Bases in Jordan

President Donald Trump threatened to "beat the fking sh*t out" of Iran after Tehran launched ballistic missiles at US bases in Jordan. Trump stated US forces intercepted the missiles and vowed a major strike in retaliation. Iran's IRGC claimed responsibility, calling the attack a response to US aggression and illegal actions. The US and Saudi Arabia conducted joint strikes on Iran-backed militias in Iraq, with CENTCOM warning against further attacks.

Trump threatens to "beat the f**king sh*t out" of Iran after Tehran strikes US bases in Jordan

Washington DC, July 29

US President Donald Trump on Wednesday vowed a forceful response against Iran, stating that Washington would "beat the f**king sh*t out" of the Islamic Republic after it launched a ballistic missile attack targeting US bases in Jordan.

He stated that Washington, in response, would retaliate with a major strike.

"We are going to beat the f**king sh*t out of them," Trump told Fox News while reacting to the Iranian attack.

"We'll be hitting them hard. They're going to get a beating," the US President added.

Trump further said US forces had successfully intercepted the incoming ballistic missiles launched towards American positions, adding that troops had only minutes to respond to the attack.

According to Fox News, Trump said US forces carried out the operation in real time to defend the area, with personnel calling out coordinates to ensure that the missiles did not reach their targets.

The US President's remarks come after Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) claimed responsibility for targeting a US military base and Central Command facility in Jordan.

According to a statement carried by Iranian state media, Islamic Republic of Iran Broadcasting (IRIB), the IRGC Aerospace Force said it had launched "several ballistic missiles" at the US Army air base and Central Command centre in Jordan, describing the action as a response to what it called aggressive actions by the United States.

"As long as threats against the Islamic Republic of Iran continue and illegal and evil actions by American forces against our interests continue, the resistance will continue," the IRGC statement said, according to IRIB.

The statement also said that threats by US officials and what it termed illegal interventions against Iranian interests must stop.

The US President also addressed overnight US-Saudi strikes against Iran-backed militias in Iraq, saying the operation was coordinated with the Iraqi government.

Trump described the Iran-backed militias as a "cancer on the world" and did not rule out further action against Tehran-linked proxies in the region.

Earlier, US Central Command (CENTCOM) in a statement said that the Saudi Arabian Armed Forces and CENTCOM jointly carried out precision strikes against Iran-aligned militant sites in Iraq, targeting locations used for logistics and weapons operations.

CENTCOM said the strikes were conducted on July 28 against groups it described as Iran-aligned terrorists that had been directed by the IRGC to target US forces and Saudi energy infrastructure.

"US and Saudi fighter aircraft struck multiple terrorist logistics and weapons sites across eastern Iraq in a strong response to over 30 IRGC-directed aerial drone attacks in the last 72 hours," CENTCOM said.

The US military said the recent drone attacks against American forces were unsuccessful.

"The unwarranted attacks against U.S. forces were not successful," CENTCOM said.

The command also claimed that between February and April 2026, there were more than 600 attempted attacks on US citizens and facilities by Iran-aligned militant groups operating in Iraq.

"The IRGC and its terrorist proxies must cease these attacks to avoid further U.S. military response," CENTCOM warned.

— ANI

Reader Comments

Priya S

As an Indian watching this from afar, it's frightening how casually world leaders talk about war. Meanwhile our PM Modi keeps saying "this is not an era of war" and pushes for dialogue. Trump needs to realize that tough words on YouTube don't solve real problems. Thousands of innocent civilians will suffer because of this ego clash between Washington and Tehran. 😢

Rohit P

Truth be told, India benefits from stable oil prices and trade routes through the Gulf. This escalation could send crude prices soaring and disrupt our energy imports. Plus, we have 9 million Indians working in the Middle East - any conflict puts their safety at risk. Washington and Tehran need to dial it down, yaar. The world is watching and we don't need another war zone.

James A

As an American who follows global affairs, I'm embarrassed by Trump's trash talk. This isn't how a superpower should behave. Diplomacy first, military action last. Meanwhile the IRGC is also playing with fire - launching missiles at US bases is an act of war. Both sides need to sit down and de-escalate before we see a full-blown regional conflict that will pull in everyone from Israel to India.

Kavya N

The way CENTCOM says "over 600 attempted attacks" and Trump casually threatens to "beat the sh*t out" of a nation - this is not a movie, it's real lives at stake. India has always advocated for dialogue. US spends billions on military while their own people struggle with healthcare. Iran should also stop proxy attacks. But threats like these just make things worse. We need statesmanship, not insults. 🙏

Sidd

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