Over the past week, something unusual has been unfolding in the Middle East. Dozens of American fighter jets have quietly arrived in Jordan, concentrating at a single air base. No big announcement. No press conference. Just satellite images… and a lot of unanswered questions.

So let’s break it down: How many jets arrived, why Jordan, and does this mean the U.S. is preparing to hit Iran?

The focus is Muwaffaq Salti Air Base, also known as Azraq Air Base, in eastern Jordan. This base sits far from coastlines, far from militias, and far from short-range missile threats — yet close enough to reach Iraq, Syria, and western Iran. Since mid-January, aircraft have been arriving in waves. But last week alone, tracking data and satellite imagery suggest around 10 to 15 additional U.S. jets landed, pushing the total to roughly 35 to nearly 40 American strike aircraft on the ground.



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