A social media post circulating Tuesday afternoon claims that Iran has launched drones toward Israel within the past 24 hours, but that the launches did not originate from Iranian territory. The post, which includes an Instagram link, does not provide details on the number of drones, their intended targets, or the actual launch location. The claim has not been independently verified.
The claim, posted on Instagram on Tuesday afternoon, asserts that Iran launched drones toward Israel within the past 24 hours but that the launches did not originate from Iranian territory. The post provides no specifics on the number of drones, their targets, or the actual launch location, and includes a link to an Instagram reel. The claim has not been independently verified. It comes amid a series of drone interceptions by the IDF and the Jordanian military on Monday and Tuesday, which Israeli security sources have said were launched from Iraq by Iranian-backed militias. As The Zioneer reported, the IDF intercepted two drones near the Jordan border on Monday and a third on Tuesday morning, with preliminary investigations indicating the drones were launched from Iraq.
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