A launch reported earlier today toward Jordan is now being investigated for possible origin in Lebanon, according to a security-affiliated the source. The source of the projectile remains under review, with no confirmation on the exact launch site.
At 15:54 Jerusalem (Sunday), a launch toward Jordan was reported, marking the latest in a series of launches in the region today. By 19:47 Jerusalem, a security-affiliated source cited by Dor P. stated that the origin is under investigation and that there are leads pointing to Lebanon as a possible source. The report, from the Arab World 301 channel, has not been independently verified.
The thread of reports today began at 15:34 Jerusalem, when Israeli journalist Milen Ammar reported launches from Iran toward Aqaba, Jordan, with explosions heard in Eilat (version 1). Shortly after, Jordanian sources claimed an Iranian missile struck the kingdom (version 3), and Iranians in Jordan were reported documenting the attack (version 4). A fifth report, described as 'another launch' toward Jordan, was also published at 15:34 (version 5). All reports remained unverified, with no confirmation of impacts or casualties. The current update at 15:54 introduces a potential Lebanese origin, shifting the focus from the earlier Iranian launches.
The potential Lebanese origin comes amid a broader pattern of cross-border fire from southern Lebanon into Israel, as The Zioneer reported on June 15 and June 19, and as US forces have been active in the region from Jordanian bases, reported on June 11.
The exact source of the projectile remains under review, and the Lebanese link is unconfirmed. No casualties or damage have been reported from the launch. The investigation is ongoing.
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