[Trump Denies U.S. Warplanes in Jordan Damaged in Iranian Attack] According to Golden Finance, on September 11, U.S. President Trump on the 10th denied reports that U.S. military aircraft stationed at a base in Jordan were damaged in an Iranian attack. In an interview that day, Trump stated that reports of U.S. warplanes being damaged in Iran's recent attack were "completely untrue," and that the U.S. military "suffered no losses, nothing happened." On September 9 local time, sources claimed that multiple U.S. aircraft were damaged during Iran's attack on Jordan's Muwaffaq Salti Air Base on September 8. An A-10 "Thunderbolt" attack aircraft was hit, with one wing severed. Additionally, eight F-15 fighter jets sustained minor damage but have since been returned to service. According to Iranian reports on the 9th, in response to an attack on an Iranian oil tanker, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran struck a U.S. military base in Jordan. The targets included areas where enemy fighter jets were deployed, as well as shelters for F-35, F-16, and F-15 fighter jets, causing "severe damage" to enemy forces. The Jordanian military later issued a statement saying that Jordan's air defense system successfully intercepted and destroyed 18 ballistic missiles launched by Iran toward Jordan. (CCTV)