According to a report by the US “New York Times” on the 19th, quoting several anonymous US officials, Iran attacked US military bases in Jordan several times last week, injuring dozens of US military personnel, but the US Central Command did not release this information. The report said that in a statement on the 18th, the US Central Command announced the news that two US military personnel were attacked and killed by Iran in Jordan on the 17th, but it did not mention the situation where dozens of US soldiers were injured and multiple helicopters were damaged as a result of Iran's three other attacks last week. The report said that this reflects the conflict between the Pentagon's so-called “combat safety” requirements and the government's obligation to inform the public about the war process. A US military officer said that the US Central Command is under no obligation to release information on the injured, especially if they can return to their posts soon.

According to a report by the US “New York Times” on the 19th, quoting several anonymous US officials, Iran attacked US military bases in Jordan several times last week, injuring dozens of US military personnel, but the US Central Command did not release this information. The report said that in a statement on the 18th, the US Central Command announced the news that two US military personnel were attacked and killed by Iran in Jordan on the 17th, but it did not mention the situation where dozens of US soldiers were injured and multiple helicopters were damaged as a result of Iran's three other attacks last week. The report said that this reflects the conflict between the Pentagon's so-called “combat safety” requirements and the government's obligation to inform the public about the war process. A US military officer said that the US Central Command is under no obligation to release information on the injured, especially if they can return to their posts soon.