Sirens were activated in Jordan for the second time within about an hour, according to reports. The cause of the alerts is not yet clear. No reports of interceptions or casualties.
Sirens were activated in Jordan for the second time in about an hour on Tuesday, according to local reports. The alerts, first reported around 12:00 Jerusalem time, follow a previous wave of sirens and interceptions that occurred on Monday evening. The cause of the latest activation remains unknown; no interceptions or casualties have been reported.
Through Monday evening, The Zioneer tracked a fast-moving sequence of events. At 20:57 Jerusalem, a missile launch was reported from Tabriz, Iran, followed minutes later by sirens in Jordan. Subsequent reports described interceptions and booms heard in Israel, followed by an all-clear siren in Jordan. Later, unverified reports from a single source indicated continued explosions and sirens across Jordan, with locals allegedly treating the situation as entertainment. All reports remain unconfirmed by official sources.
As The Zioneer reported on Sunday, three US soldiers were killed in a separate incident in Jordan. Over the past week, sirens were also activated multiple times in Bahrain, amid a broader pattern of regional alerts.
It remains unclear whether the latest siren activation is linked to the prior Iranian launches or a separate incident. No official confirmation or details on the cause have been provided.
5 developments
- StrongSirens sound again in Bahrain for second time tonight, reporter says
- StrongSirens activated in Bahrain for third time since last night, Israeli media report
- StrongJordan says this morning's sirens were caused by a technical malfunction
- StrongSirens activated again in Bahrain, latest reports indicate
Source and signal
- Internal intake