The U.S. Department of Defense and U.S. Central Command report that two U.S. service members are killed and one is missing after an Iranian attack on U.S. forces in Jordan on Friday. Multiple outlets, citing the Pentagon and CENTCOM, say the attack involved Iranian ballistic missiles and drones targeting a U.S. base in Jordan. The service members are described as active-duty and killed in action while U.S. forces were defending against the strikes. NBC News and The Hill also report that one additional service member is missing. The Hill adds that several other U.S. service members are medically evacuated to hospitals in Jordan and later discharged; other troops sustained minor injuries and are evaluated and return to duty. The reports come alongside broader regional updates that Jordan’s air defenses intercept and down missiles entering Jordanian airspace, with no injuries reported in Jordanian accounts. Several outlets also reference the identification process by the Pentagon, which names the two fallen service members. One report notes an individual age, while other accounts focus on the overall casualty numbers and the nature of the attack.