US announces three service member deaths in Iran war as Centcom confirms two killed in Iran strikes on Jordan military bases Friday and third killed Saturday during 'controlled detonation' of downed Iranian drone in northern Iraq; US launches retaliatory strikes; Jordan summons Iranian envoy

US Central Command announced three US service member deaths across two days. Per The Hill, two US service members were killed and one is still missing after Iran hit two military bases in Jordan Friday. Per KBS World, the deaths are the first US fatalities since Washington resumed attacks on Iran. Per The Hill separately, a service member was killed in northern Iraq Saturday during a "controlled detonation" of unexploded ordnance from a downed Iranian drone. Per France 24, Jordan Sunday summoned Iran's top envoy in Amman. Per the Korea Times, the US and Iran have returned closer to all-out war.

Who died in Jordan? Two US service members killed with one still missing. Four service members were medically evacuated to hospitals in Jordan and have since been discharged.

Who died in Iraq? A US service member killed Saturday during a "controlled detonation" of unexploded ordnance from a downed Iranian one-way attack drone. Another was injured with minor injury.

What was the retaliatory strike? The US military launched airstrikes against Iran Saturday evening. The new wave began at 6 p.m. EDT.

What did Donald Trump say? He framed the deaths as "a very sad thing" and pledged "never allowing Iran to have a nuclear weapon."

How did Jordan respond? Jordan summoned Iran's top envoy in Amman to protest Tehran's attacks on its territory — substantive diplomatic-protest architecture within Jordan-Iran bilateral track.

What's the "first fatalities" framing? These are the first US fatalities since Washington resumed attacks on Iran. First-fatality thresholds operationalise substantive political-cost accountability.

What's Israel's warning? Israel warned that Tehran's attacks are "coming close" — signalling substantive Israeli-side concern about widening the conflict.

What's the "all-out war" framing? Step by step, the US and Iran have returned closer to all-out war as last month's interim deal has unravelled.

Why has the deal collapsed? Trump's July 8 ceasefire-over declaration followed the Strait of Hormuz tanker attacks. Seven-plus nights of US strikes extended the substantive collapse pattern.