Iran’s ongoing military confrontation with the United States has produced repeated ballistic missile strikes on Jordanian air bases hosting American forces, including Al-Azraq, with documented attacks in July through early October 2026. Jordanian air defenses have intercepted the majority of incoming projectiles, resulting in no reported casualties or significant damage in recent barrages, while Amman has condemned the launches as violations of sovereignty. Iranian officials frame the operations as retaliation for U.S. strikes on Iranian targets such as tankers, and the pattern continues amid stalled ceasefire efforts and parallel diplomatic contacts between the two foreign ministries. Upcoming regional mediation initiatives and any shifts in U.S. or Iranian posture could alter the frequency of qualifying strikes before the market resolution date.