David S. Cloud

Tehran reconstituted some of its weapons programs after the U.S. and Israel tried to destroy them in the early days of the war.

With deadly attacks on an air base in Jordan , Iran has proved that it retains a significant missile and drone arsenal that still threatens American

The Kheibar Shekan uses a combination of flight paths, maneuvers and speeds to confuse air defenses.

The Kheibar Shekan missile is the workhorse of Tehran's arsenal—a cheap, mobile, accurate weapon with a range of at least 900 miles.

In the decades since Kuwait's liberation in the first Gulf War, the U.S. has used the oil-rich emirate as one of the Army's biggest logistics hubs in the world, hosting thousands of troops, Abrams tanks and heavy artillery.

Washington is rethinking the wisdom of its large military footprint in the Persian Gulf emirate

The kingdom has become a target for Tehran as the U.S. relies more on its desert bases.

For much of the past month, Iran fired missiles and drones day after day at Jordan. But for many Jordanians, the blame for putting their small country on the front lines falls on President Trump.

In talks on the Strait of Hormuz, Tehran has vowed to block U.S. Navy ships from using the waterway.

Iran is vowing to bar U.S. Navy warships from passing through the Strait of Hormuz as part of an agreement to reopen the waterway, pressing its goal of curtailing America's decades-old military presence in the Persian Gulf.