New footage circulated Thursday morning, timestamped to 10:30 AM Wednesday, appears to show an Iranian missile impact at King Faisal Air Base in northeastern Jordan. The clip has not been independently verified, and no details on casualties or damage were provided. The footage adds to a series of documented Iranian strikes on US-operated bases in Jordan.
New footage circulated Thursday morning by the Abu Ali Express outlet shows an Iranian missile impact at King Faisal Air Base in northeastern Jordan, timestamped at 10:30 AM Wednesday. The clip adds a specific time and location to the series of Iranian strikes on the US-operated base, but has not been independently verified and no details on casualties or damage were provided.
The Zioneer reported at 22:37 Wednesday (Jul 22) that the Jordanian military released its own footage of a missile impact at the same base, while confirming the interception of four missiles and six drones during a separate attack earlier that day. That report followed earlier statements from the Jordanian military, first saying four of six missiles were intercepted with two falling in open areas, then updating the count to include six drones and four missiles intercepted.
As The Zioneer reported earlier this month, satellite imagery from Jul 22 showed damage to structures at King Faisal Air Base, and unverified footage from Jul 15 showed Iranian launches toward US bases in Jordan. The strikes are part of the broader Iran-US-Israel conflict.
The authenticity of the new footage remains unverified, and the source of the clip is unclear. No additional details on casualties or damage have emerged.
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