A report indicates an additional launch toward Jordan this afternoon. The origin of the launch and exact details are not yet confirmed.
At 15:53 Jerusalem on Sunday, a report indicated an additional launch toward Jordan, adding to a series of incidents reported earlier in the afternoon. The earlier reports, published at 15:34 Jerusalem, included accounts of four Iranian missiles launched toward the port city of Aqaba, activation of Iron Dome interceptors, Jordanian sources claiming a missile strike, and documentation by Iranians inside Jordan. The new launch appears to be a separate event beyond those initial reports.
The initial reports at 15:34 Jerusalem came from multiple sources. Israeli journalist Milen Ammar first reported launches from Iran toward Aqaba and explosions heard in Eilat. Shortly after, a report indicated four missiles were launched and two Iron Dome interceptors were activated. Jordanian sources then claimed that at least one Iranian missile struck the kingdom, contradicting earlier denials by Jordanian officials of an alert near Aqaba. Finally, Abu Ali Express reported that Iranians staying in Jordan were documenting the attack, based on a single unverified source. The sourcing evolved from a single journalist to multiple channels, though all details remain unverified.
As The Zioneer reported on July 9, Iran launched additional missiles toward Jordan from the Khomein base, and analyst Chananel Aviv reported further launches. Those earlier incidents provide context for the current wave, though no direct link has been established.
The origin, type, and exact timing of the latest launch remain unclear. It is not yet known whether it is connected to the earlier wave or is a separate incident. No reports of interceptions or impacts have been received.
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