According to journalist Hananel Aviv, the Intelligence Services Directorate (Mash"am) has published footage documenting this morning's launches of ballistic and cruise missiles directed at US military bases in Jordan. The footage has not been independently verified.
The Intelligence Services Directorate (Mash"am) has released footage showing ballistic and cruise missile launches directed at US military bases in Jordan, according to journalist Hananel Aviv. The launches reportedly occurred this morning. Aviv later issued a correction clarifying that the munitions were long-range, though the origin of the launches remains unspecified.
This development follows a series of visual reports from the same incident. On Tuesday, July 21, The Zioneer reported multiple unverified footages: a US soldier's video showing the aftermath of an Iranian missile strike on a US installation in the Middle East (version 1), a soldier's point-of-view of an attack on Muwaffaq Salti Air Base (version 2), footage with sirens audible during a ballistic missile volley (version 3), a clip of Red Alert sirens at the base (version 4), and fresh footage allegedly showing an Iranian missile attack on the base (version 5). Earlier that day, The Zioneer also reported ballistic missile interceptions over Jerusalem as part of the same Iranian attack on Jordan (Friday morning video). The thread documents a sustained Iranian barrage against Jordan, with earlier reports on July 15 of 10–15 missiles fired at US bases, and multiple footage releases from Mash"am on July 13–14.
The Zioneer has reported extensively on Iran's use of ballistic missiles and drones against US targets in Jordan and the Gulf region over the past two weeks. The Mash"am footage is the latest in a pattern of Iranian strikes on US installations in the region.
The Mash"am footage remains unverified independently. No details are available on impacts, casualties, or the specific bases targeted. The provenance and precise timing of the launches are unconfirmed. The correction that the munitions were long-range does not specify the launch origin.
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