First reports indicate that Jordanian citizens received phone alerts following the tracking of ballistic missiles from Iran, according to analyst Yossi Eliezer. The nature and source of the alerts, as well as whether any missiles were launched, remain unclear.
Analyst Yossi Eliezer reported on Monday that Jordanian citizens received phone alerts due to the geolocation of ballistic missiles originating from Iran. The report, published via his '301 — The Arab World on Telegram' channel, did not specify the type of alerts, whether they were official civil defense warnings, or if any missile launches were detected. The Zioneer has previously covered Iranian ballistic missile attacks that impacted Jordan earlier this summer, as well as Iranian claims of strikes on US bases in Jordan. The current alert reports suggest a possible new development in the ongoing regional escalation, but remain unverified by official sources in Jordan or Israel.
2 developments
- DevelopingOpen-source reports suggest Iran missiles hit Jordan this morning, avoided interceptors
- StrongUnverified Iranian reports claim 10–15 ballistic missiles fired at US bases in Jordan
- StrongIranian ballistic missiles strike Jordan in ongoing barrage
- DevelopingIranian Residents Report Missile Launches
Source and signal
- Open-source intake