Four ballistic missiles were launched from Iran toward the southern Jordanian city of Aqaba on Monday evening, according to an open-source intelligence account. Two of the missiles were reportedly fired from Urmia in northwestern Iran. There is no independent confirmation of the strikes or casualties.
Iran reportedly launched four ballistic missiles targeting the southern Jordanian city of Aqaba on Monday evening, according to an open-source intelligence account. The account stated that two of the missiles were specifically launched from the Urmia region in northwestern Iran. No independent confirmation of the strikes or any casualties was immediately available.
The launch follows a pattern of Iranian missile and drone attacks against US and allied targets in the region over recent weeks. Earlier on Monday, Iran's hardline Kayhan newspaper claimed that Iranian strikes had achieved strategic success against CENTCOM bases in Jordan and other countries, as The Zioneer reported. The newspaper's claims remain unverified.
Separately, an Israeli security analysis circulated on Telegram noted that the repeated launches toward Jordan, including hits in recent days, are eroding one of Israel's defensive layers. The assessment highlights that degradation of Jordanian airspace security impacts Israel's strategic depth, though the analysis is unattributed.
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