[Trump denies that U.S. fighter jets were damaged in an Iranian attack in Jordan] September 11th, U.S. President Trump denied on the 10th reports that U.S. fighter jets at a base in Jordan were damaged in an Iranian attack. In a telephone interview with the U.S. News Nation TV channel that day, Trump said that reports that U.S. fighter jets were damaged in Iran's latest attack were "completely untrue" and that the U.S. military had "no losses, nothing." CBS reported on the 9th, citing sources, that multiple U.S. military aircraft were damaged in Iran’s attack on Jordan’s Muwafeq al-Salti Air Force Base on the 8th. An A-10 Thunderbolt attack aircraft was hit and one wing was broken off. Another eight F-15 fighter jets were slightly damaged and are now back in service. (Xinhua News Agency)