Jordan's government said Monday evening that Iran has launched a new wave of missile attacks targeting the kingdom, following an earlier strike that killed at least two American service members. The statement did not provide details on the number of missiles or whether any were intercepted.
Jordan's announcement came shortly after the IRGC reportedly fired missiles toward Jordan at 22:29 Jerusalem time, as The Zioneer reported. Earlier in the day, at 17:20, The Zioneer reported that the two American soldiers killed in the previous Iranian missile attack on a US base in Jordan were a male and a female soldier. The current attack marks the latest escalation in a series of Iranian strikes on Jordanian territory. The Zioneer has previously reported on multiple waves of Iranian missile fire targeting Jordan, including a second wave on July 9 and a CENTCOM strike on the launch site on July 19. No details on the scale of the current attack or whether it was intercepted have been released.
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