Footage circulating from an American soldier stationed at the Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan captures the moment Red Alert sirens were activated during the night. The clip has not been independently verified, and no details on the cause of the sirens or any impacts are available.
The Zioneer has obtained additional unverified footage from a US soldier at Muwaffaq Salti Air Base in Jordan, this time showing the activation of Red Alert sirens. The clip follows earlier footage, first reported at 11:56 Jerusalem today, which captured a volley of Iranian ballistic missiles with a siren audible in the background. The current footage focuses on the sirens themselves but remains unverified, and no cause or impact has been confirmed.
The story began on Tuesday, July 21, at 16:42 Jerusalem, when The Zioneer reported initial unverified video showing the aftermath of a missile strike. Later that same hour, a separate clip emerged appearing to show a soldier's point of view during the attack, and a third clip included a siren in the background. At 11:56 Jerusalem today, The Zioneer reported that the footage confirmed the sirens were audible. The current update adds a fourth clip documenting the sirens' activation.
The Muwaffaq Salti base has been a recurring target. As The Zioneer reported on June 11, interceptions were reported near the base. On July 9, security analyst Yair Goldblatt reported interceptions over the base. On July 21, active Patriot interceptions were reported at the base. The base is remote, and no alerts were issued to nearby residents during earlier incidents.
All footage remains unverified. No official confirmation from US or Jordanian authorities has been received. The cause of the sirens and any damage or casualties are unknown. The footage's date and exact circumstances are unclear.
5 developments
- DevelopingIranian social media users circulate AI-generated clip of missile strikes on US base in Jordan
- DevelopingUS soldier's footage shows Iranian missile fire toward American base in Jordan last Thursday
- StrongFootage emerges of apparent attack on remote US base in Jordan
- StrongNew footage shows two confirmed impacts at Jordan air base
Source and signal
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