Iran has conducted multiple ballistic missile strikes on Jordanian territory in 2026, primarily targeting U.S. military facilities such as Al-Azraq Air Base, as part of escalating retaliation in the broader U.S.-Iran conflict. Jordanian air defenses intercepted the majority of projectiles in the largest recent barrage on September 9, with two landing in unpopulated areas and no reported Jordanian casualties. These actions reflect Iran's strategy of striking U.S. assets and allies amid tanker attacks and naval incidents in the Strait of Hormuz. Jordan has summoned Iranian diplomats, affirmed its airspace sovereignty, and maintained close U.S. security cooperation, while diplomatic contacts between the foreign ministers occurred in late September. Ongoing tit-for-tat exchanges and regional tensions over U.S. basing continue to shape assessments of further Iranian operations.