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US Military Recovers Remains in Jordan, Reports Death in Iraq Incident

The U.S. military announced the recovery of unidentified human remains in Jordan during a search for a missing service member. This development follows an Iranian missile and drone attack. Separately, a U.S. service member died in an incident in Iraq.

07/28/2026 · Washington edition

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U.S. military personnel recovered unidentified human remains in Jordan on Sunday. The discovery occurred during a search operation for an American service member reported missing after an Iranian missile and drone attack.

In a separate event, a U.S. service member died in Iraq. The U.S. military provided this information.

The search for the missing service member in Jordan continues. Authorities have not yet identified the recovered remains.

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