Iran has conducted multiple ballistic missile and drone barrages against Jordanian territory in 2026, primarily targeting air bases such as Al-Azraq that host US forces, as part of retaliation for American strikes on Iranian vessels and other assets. The most recent major incident occurred on September 8-9, when the IRGC launched dozens of missiles toward Jordan in response to US actions in the Strait of Hormuz; Jordanian defenses intercepted the majority, with limited debris impacts reported. These strikes fit a pattern of indirect pressure on the US through Jordanian soil amid the broader Iran-US confrontation that intensified earlier in the year. Jordan maintains neutrality, publicly rejects use of its territory for attacks on Iran, and focuses on interception and sovereignty protection without direct retaliation. Ongoing maritime and aerial escalations between Tehran and Washington remain the primary variables that could prompt or deter further Iranian actions against Jordanian sites before any specific market resolution date.