Several missiles were reportedly launched from Iran toward Jordan, with explosions heard in Eilat and interception fragments reportedly falling west of the city, according to initial reports. No casualties or damage have been reported.
New reports at 10:53 Jerusalem indicate that interception fragments fell in an open area west of Eilat, following interceptions of Iranian missiles headed toward Jordan. This is the latest development in a rapidly evolving thread: at 10:50 Jerusalem, security analyst Yair Goldblatt reported a shrapnel scene near the Israel-Jordan border in Eilat, and earlier at 10:37 Jerusalem, initial reports of missile launches from Iran and smoke near Eilat emerged.
The thread began at 10:37 Jerusalem with reports of a missile launch from Tabriz, Iran, followed minutes later by additional launches from Kermanshah and footage of smoke rising in the mountains near Eilat after launches from Jordan. The reports have been sourced primarily from Iranian sources and analysts, with no official IDF confirmation. The 10:50 report from Goldblatt described a shrapnel scene near the border, and the current report provides a specific location for the interceptor debris west of the city.
As The Zioneer reported earlier, explosions were heard in Kuwait at 01:15 Jerusalem following launches from Iran, and analyst Nitzan Shapira previously assessed that booms in Eilat were likely from interceptions over Jordan. The wider pattern includes multiple Iranian missile launches toward the region over the past 12 hours, as well as separate rocket fire from Lebanon.
The number of missiles, their exact targets, and any Israeli response remain unclear. The current report is based on a single source and has not been independently confirmed. No casualties or damage have been reported.
5 developments
- DevelopingLong-range ballistic missiles launched from Kermanshah, Iran, Abu Saleh's Arabic Desk reports
- DevelopingUnverified reports: missile launch from Kermanshah, Iran
- StrongReported missile launch from Iran's Hamadan province toward US bases
- DevelopingLaunches from Isfahan reported by Arabic-language security analyst
Source and signal
- Internal intake