U.S. President Donald Trump attends a “dignified transfer” ceremony at Dover Air Force Base in Delaware for four U.S. service members whose remains return to the United States in flag-draped caskets. Multiple outlets report the troops died after attacks in the Middle East, including in Jordan and Iraq, that are linked to Iranian drones and missiles. CBS, NBC News, and Reuters-based reporting describe the event as honoring the four service members killed in the recent period of heightened hostilities involving the U.S. and Iran. The ceremony also takes place amid continued U.S.-Iran conflict following the collapse of a ceasefire, with NBC News noting hostilities ramp up after the ceasefire ends and other strikes occur around the same time. The Hill adds that Trump warns Iran will “pay the price” for the deaths. Across sources, the consistent focus remains on Trump’s attendance at the Dover ceremony and the identification of the four service members being returned to U.S. soil for burial honors.