On 31 August, Shabab al-Islam (Ashab al-Kahf — owned/non-official media) published a caption asserting that the joint “Muhammad bin Abdullah” operation used ballistic missiles and drones against infrastructure, technical facilities and aircraft positions at the King Hussein and Azraq U.S. air bases in Jordan. The caption did not identify the attacker, while visual review found only static Persian and Arabic overlays and no identifiable launch, weapon, location or audible statement.
- Shabab al-IslamAshab al-Kahf — owned/non-official media31 Aug, 03:36
“The moment of launching missiles in the joint “Muhammad bin Abdullah” operation involving drones and missiles, which targeted infrastructure, technical facilities and enemy aircraft positions at two American air bases in Jordan—the King Hussein and Azraq bases—through the launch of ballistic missiles.”
لحظة إطلاق الصواريخ في عملية "محمد بن عبد الله (ص)" المشتركة بين الطائرات المسيرة والصواريخ، والتي استهدفت البنية التحتية والمرافق الفنية ومواقع تمركز طائرات العدو في قاعدتين جويتين أمريكيتين في الأردن، وهما قاعدة "الملك حسين" و"الأزرق"، وذلك بإطلاق صواريخ باليستية.
adoption by an official Ashab al-Kahf channel, a claim by another Iraqi faction, or a named Jordanian or U.S. account of strikes at either base by 3 September would clarify attribution or corroborate the event; any of these moves this file.