According to reports from Israeli media, Iran launched missiles and drones toward Jordan, with explosions also reported in Iraq. No details on interceptions, casualties, or the specific targets are yet available.
At 22:44 Jerusalem, reports from Israeli media including ynet indicate that Iran has launched missiles and unmanned aerial vehicles toward Jordan, with explosions also reported in Iraq. This development follows an earlier alert at 22:34 Jerusalem, in which The Zioneer reported on Iranian projectiles fired toward Jordan near Eilat. The current reports suggest a broader salvo, including drones, and Iraqi territory appears to be involved, possibly through interceptions or debris.
The incident expands on a series of reports from earlier today, Wed 10:35 Jerusalem. Initial reports identified launches from Iran toward Aqaba, Jordan, near Eilat. Security analysts subsequently reported that the launches originated from multiple areas, with Kermanshah identified as one origin point, and that at least two launches were detected. The reports remained unverified throughout the day.
Background context from The Zioneer's coverage over the past weeks shows that Iran has been conducting missile and drone attacks targeting Arab states, including Jordan, Kuwait, Bahrain, and Iraq. These attacks have involved both ballistic missiles and drones, with varying degrees of confirmation.
As of now, no official confirmation has been issued by Jordan, Iraq, or Iran. Details on interceptions, casualties, or the specific targets remain unknown. The extent of the attack and whether it is ongoing is not yet clear.
7 developments
- StrongAnalyst reports additional Iranian missile launches toward Jordan
- DevelopingAnalyst Chananel Aviv reports additional missile launches from Kuwait toward Iran
- StrongLaunch toward Jordan may have been fired from Lebanon, report says
- StrongUnverified Iranian reports claim 10–15 ballistic missiles fired at US bases in Jordan
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