Analyst Chananel Aviv issued a correction early Friday, clarifying that the launches reported earlier toward US military bases in Jordan were long-range munitions. The correction does not specify the origin of the launches.
Early Friday, analyst Chananel Aviv issued a correction to his previous reporting, clarifying that the launches earlier reported toward US military bases in Jordan were long-range munitions. The correction, posted to Telegram, adjusts the characterization of events that had been the subject of a series of unverified reports throughout the week.
On Tuesday, July 21, The Zioneer tracked a string of posts from Aviv and other sources claiming to show ballistic missile launches at US bases in Jordan, including footage reportedly from the Israeli Intelligence Services Directorate (Mash'am) and from US soldiers. Those reports did not specify the range of the projectiles. The latest thread also included unverified videos of sirens and impacts, none of which were independently confirmed. The background context includes earlier coverage from The Zioneer, including a June 10 report on IRGC footage claiming to show 11 solid-fuel missiles fired at the same base, and subsequent analyst reports of additional launches in July.
The correction does not identify the origin of the launches or confirm any damage. The Zioneer's previous reporting on these events has consistently noted the lack of independent verification. The question of responsibility and impact remains open.
7 developments
- StrongAnalyst says reports of missile launches toward Jordan unverified
- StrongAnalyst reports additional Iranian missile launches toward Jordan
- DevelopingChananel Aviv reports missile launches from Kuwait toward Iran
- StrongUnverified Iranian reports claim 10–15 ballistic missiles fired at US bases in Jordan
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