Unverified reports indicate Iran launched projectiles toward Jordan adjacent to the Israeli city of Eilat. The type and number of projectiles, as well as any interceptions, remain unconfirmed.
At 22:33 Jerusalem time tonight, unverified reports on Israeli Telegram channels stated that Iran launched projectiles toward Jordan near the Israeli city of Eilat. This follows an earlier series of reports from this morning at 10:35 Jerusalem, when the desk initially reported Iranian launches identified toward Aqaba, Jordan, adjacent to Eilat. The new reports suggest a separate incident or a second wave, but details remain unclear.
Earlier today at 10:35 Jerusalem, The Zioneer reported initial reports of Iranian launches toward Aqaba. Subsequent updates identified two launches (Nir Dvori) and later indicated launches from multiple areas in Iran, with analyst Yair Goldblatt citing Iranian sources pointing to Kermanshah as an origin. The reports evolved from a single preliminary report to corroboration by multiple analysts and journalists, though independent verification remained pending.
The Zioneer has previously reported on Iranian military activity, including air defense activations in various Iranian cities and previous missile launches toward U.S. bases in the region, which prompted Gulf states including Jordan to activate air defenses. This context of elevated regional tensions continues.
The type and number of projectiles in tonight's reports are unconfirmed, as are any interceptions, impacts, or casualties. It is also unclear whether this launch is connected to the earlier incidents reported this morning or represents a new development. No official confirmation from Israeli or Jordanian authorities has been received.
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- 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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