According to an unverified report, an Iranian missile was seen in the skies over Iraq. The source did not specify the missile's type, launch location, or target.
Tonight, an Arabic-language security analyst reported an Iranian missile sighting over Iraq, adding to a series of unverified reports that have emerged this evening. The new report does not specify the missile's type, trajectory, or target.
At 21:37 Jerusalem, three reports were published within minutes of each other: security analyst Yair Goldblatt posted footage allegedly showing launches toward Jordan; Iranian state media released footage of a missile over Iraq, also claiming it was heading to Jordan; and additional footage on Telegram purported to show a launch en route to Jordan. All three reports remain unverified.
The Zioneer has previously covered similar unverified reports of Iranian missile activity over Iraq, including a Shahed drone sighting on June 10, unidentified aircraft over Iraq on July 12, and an unverified US Air Force strike report on July 19. However, no direct link between tonight's sightings and those incidents has been established.
None of tonight's reports have been independently verified. The intended target of the reported missile(s) remains unclear, and there has been no official confirmation from Iranian, Iraqi, or Jordanian authorities.
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