Security analyst Yair Goldblatt reports that Iranian sources are reporting launches from the city of Kermanshah toward Jordan, according to a post on X. No details on the number, type, or targets of the munitions are available, and the reports are unverified.
Security analyst Yair Goldblatt reported Wednesday evening that Iranian sources are reporting launches from the city of Kermanshah toward Jordan, according to a post on X. The report adds a specific origin point to a series of earlier reports today of Iranian launches toward Jordan, but remains unverified, with no details on the number, type, or targets of the munitions.
The Zioneer first reported at 10:35 Jerusalem that launches from Iran were identified heading toward Aqaba, Jordan, adjacent to Eilat. Minutes later, journalist Nir Dvori reported two launches from Iran toward Aqaba. A third report at the same time from analyst Abu Saleh said the launches originated from multiple areas in Iran, not a single location. All three reports were based on single sources and have not been independently confirmed.
The Zioneer has previously reported on a series of alleged Iranian missile launches toward Jordan in recent weeks, including a preliminary report on June 28 (Sun 21:10 Jerusalem), and analyst reports attributing footage to such launches on July 15 (Wed 01:58 Jerusalem). The pattern underscores ongoing regional tensions, though most reports have remained unverified.
What remains open: The number, type, and exact targets of the munitions are unknown. No impacts or interceptions have been reported. The reports remain unverified by independent sources.
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