The Jordanian military announced that four Iranian missiles were launched toward Jordan, of which three were intercepted by air defenses and one struck an uninhabited area, according to reports from Abu Ali Express. No casualties or damage were reported.
The Jordanian military confirmed, in a statement published by The Zioneer at 15:11 Jerusalem, that four Iranian missiles were launched toward the kingdom, with air defenses intercepting three and one landing in an uninhabited area. No casualties or damage were reported.
This confirmation followed a series of reports at 15:11 Jerusalem. The IDF Spokesperson warned of possible spillover fire and alerts in southern Israel, while Jordan's military initially reported that three missiles were intercepted. Minutes later, the military clarified that a fourth missile had landed in a remote area. The Zioneer later reported at 16:09 Jerusalem that Israel had launched interceptors from Eilat as a precaution against falling debris.
The Zioneer has previously reported on multiple incidents of Iranian missile launches toward Jordan, including the interception of 10 missiles on July 18, eight on July 16, four on July 13, and 20 on June 11. This latest incident is part of an ongoing pattern of Iranian missile activity in the region.
The specific targets of the missiles and the precise nature of the launch remain under assessment. No further details on the types of missiles used or the exact location of the landing have been officially released.
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