U.S. President Donald Trump says he will retaliate after an Iran-linked attack, following confirmation from U.S. Central Command (CENTCOM) that ballistic missiles aimed at U.S. forces in Jordan were intercepted. CENTCOM reports that the intercepts prevent casualties, with no U.S. personnel harmed in the incident. Trump’s comments frame the response as a firm reaction to the attack and come amid assessments from outside experts warning that Iran’s regional posture is becoming more dangerous over time. While details of the specific targets or timing of the promised U.S. response are not provided in the available reporting, the statements emphasize defense and deterrence measures following the missile threat. The accounts agree that the immediate focus is on the intercepted missiles and the absence of reported casualties. The reporting also reflects a broader narrative that the Iran regime’s capabilities and activities in the region raise security risks, prompting renewed attention to U.S. military readiness and potential retaliation planning.