A new wave of launches from Iran toward the Gulf states was reported Thursday morning, according to an unverified report. The number and type of projectiles have not been confirmed, and no interceptions or impacts have been reported. The report follows overnight identification of two launches toward the Gulf states and Jordan.
A new report emerged Thursday morning indicating a fresh wave of launches from Iran toward the Gulf states. The report, sourced from a single channel, does not provide the number of projectiles, their type, or intended targets. No interceptions or impacts have been confirmed.
The new report follows a bulletin published by The Zioneer at 23:50 Jerusalem Wednesday, which identified two launches from Iranian territory toward the Gulf states and Jordan. That earlier report also remained unconfirmed regarding impacts. The initial identification noted two ballistic missiles launched from Yazd, with the target later clarified as possibly Gulf states and Jordan.
As The Zioneer has reported in recent weeks, Iran has conducted multiple missile and drone barrages targeting Gulf states and Jordan as part of the ongoing regional confrontation with the United States and its allies. Previous waves have included ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, and drones, with some intercepted by regional air defenses and others reaching their targets.
The new report remains unverified, based on a single source. The status and outcome of the launches—whether intercepted, impacted, or still in flight—have not been confirmed.
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