A surprise attack was launched by Iran's elite paramilitary forces on US forces in the Middle East. The attack involved the firing of missiles, but none of them reached their intended targets. According to CENTCOM, the US was able to intercept all of the missiles fired during the attack.
This prevented any damage or harm from being inflicted on US forces. Further details about the attack are available from CENTCOM and other sources, including FOX 9 KMSP in Minneapolis.
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