The United States conducted a missile strike on Iran's West…

The United States conducted a missile strike on Iran's West Azerbaijan province.

Consensus

The United States conducted a rocket strike on West Azerbaijan Province in Iran.
The strike targeted a non-residential area in the province.
No casualties were reported.
The strike occurred on July 29.
Iranian officials, including Hamid Safari, confirmed the attack.
The attack followed an earlier Iranian strike on U.S. military positions in Jordan.

President Donald Trump warned of strong U.S. strikes in response to the Iranian attack on Jordan, stating that U.S. forces intercepted incoming rockets before they reached their targets. — vedomosti
Trump stated that the U.S. had paused airstrikes on Iran to allow diplomacy a chance, and that he believed Iran would have had nuclear weapons and Israel destroyed if he were not president. — vedomosti
Trump paused nighttime bombings of Iran after nearly two weeks of continuous attacks starting July 25, following concerns from Vice President JD Vance and General Dan Caine about escalation. — vedomosti
The conflict intensified in February 2026 after U.S. and Israeli strikes on Iranian targets, with Iran retaliating by attacking U.S. and Israeli objectives. — m24
A temporary ceasefire was followed by the signing of a memorandum of understanding in June, after which hostilities resumed in July. — m24
The U.S. Central Command stated that IRGC fighters attempted to attack U.S. forces with ballistic missiles, but all were intercepted. — m24