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“The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps launched multiple heavy ballistic missiles toward Jordan, likely targeting King Hussein International Airport in Aqaba, Jordan.”

Recent reporting supports that the IRGC launched multiple ballistic missiles toward Jordan, and several outlets say Aqaba Airport was among the intended targets. The strongest caveats are that the sources do not clearly establish the missiles were “heavy,” and some same-day reporting points to other Jordanian military sites such as Al-Azraq. The strike effects and exact target mix remain incompletely verified.

“The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps destroyed a United States radar and a Patriot air-defense system in Bahrain.”

The claim is not supported by the available evidence. Credible reporting shows only that the IRGC said it destroyed U.S. radar and Patriot-related assets in Bahrain; those assertions were not independently verified, and U.S. Central Command denied that U.S. facilities in Bahrain were damaged. Evidence of a Patriot interception in Bahrain does not confirm later destruction.

“On April 3, 2026, the USS Abraham Lincoln aircraft carrier was struck by four 'Qadir-380' missiles in a joint attack by Houthi forces and the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps in the Persian Gulf region.”

No credible, independently verified evidence supports the claim that the USS Abraham Lincoln was struck by missiles. The "four Qadir-380 missiles" narrative originates exclusively from IRGC statements amplified by Iranian state-linked media, while U.S. Central Command explicitly denied any hit, PolitiFact debunked purported strike footage, and multiple contemporaneous reports confirm the carrier continued flight operations. The added detail of a "joint Houthi–IRGC" attack is not substantiated by any source in the evidence pool.