The IDF says its forces intercepted two unmanned aerial vehicles identified near the Jordan border. The drones did not cross into Israeli territory, and no alerts were activated. The source of the launch is under investigation.
The IDF spokesperson reported the interception of two unmanned aerial vehicles near the Jordan border on Monday morning. According to the military, the drones were identified in the area of the border but did not cross into Israeli territory, and no alerts were triggered as per policy. The IDF is investigating the source of the launch. The Jordan border has seen periodic aerial threats in recent months. As The Zioneer reported on July 19, the IDF launched interceptors near Eilat following fire toward Jordan, with fragments falling in an open area. No injuries or damage were reported in that incident.
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