Security analyst Chananel Aviv reported that the missile launches were carried out from the Khomein underground base in Tehran province. Interceptions were reportedly observed over Jordan, with a photo from Israel showing the interceptions. The information has not been independently confirmed.
The overnight launches from the Khomein underground missile base in Tehran province were reported by security analyst Chananel Aviv. According to the report, the projectiles were fired from the subterranean facility, a key asset of Iran's strategic missile command. Shortly after the launches, interceptions were observed over Jordan, with a photo from Israel capturing the event.
The Khomein base, located in Tehran province, is an underground missile facility designed to provide survivability against aerial strikes. As The Zioneer reported on July 9, Iran launched missiles from this base toward Jordan, triggering sirens. The base has been a recurring launch site in the current round of Iranian kinetic operations against regional states.
The interceptions over Jordan, visible from Israel, underscore the proximity of the conflict to Israeli territory, though no direct threat to Israel has been reported in this instance. The information remains unverified by official sources.
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