Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps has claimed that its operation against US forces in Jordan was aided by intelligence from people inside the country, including Jordanian soldiers. The assertion was presented by the IRGC as part of its account of how the strike was carried out.
According to the report, the Iranian force said local residents and members of Jordan’s military helped provide information linked to the targeting of the American base. The statement places Jordan at the center of a sensitive regional dispute involving Iran and the United States.
The claim is significant because it suggests possible internal assistance in an attack on US personnel stationed in Jordan. Such an allegation, if pursued further, could raise new questions about security cooperation, regional loyalties and the reliability of intelligence networks around American facilities.
At this stage, the available details come from the IRGC’s own account as described in the report. No independent confirmation was included in the snippet, and the allegation is likely to draw close scrutiny given the wider tensions across the region.
