The Ministry of Defense has officially identified the two American soldiers killed during an Iranian missile attack that struck the Muwafak al-Sali airbase in Jordan last night. The Pentagon confirmed the identities of the servicemen and women who were killed in the incident. The two service members identified are Lieutenant Tajler J.
Phihan, aged 25, who hails from Ewa Beach, Hawaii, and Isabel Gonzales, aged 19, from Carrollton, Texas. According to reports, the two soldiers were assigned to separate units within the American army, specifically air and missile units. The confirmation provided by the Ministry of Defense detailed the loss of life resulting from the overnight assault on the base.
One of the casualties was noted to be a young servicewoman who was recently beginning her military career. The attack, which involved Iranian missile strikes, resulted in the deaths of the two U.S. soldiers.
Military sources confirmed that the intelligence gathered points to the nature of the hostile engagement at the Jordanian facility. The identification of the two personnel underscores the specific nature of the losses sustained by the American forces in the region. The details provided confirm that the two soldiers were killed during the hostile action.
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