Sirens were activated in Jordan on Monday evening after reports from the Iranian opposition of missile launches from Tehran, according to reports. No details on interceptions or impacts are yet available.
Minutes after The Zioneer first reported sirens in Jordan at 21:03 Jerusalem, the Iranian opposition has reported missile launches from Tehran. The opposition's report, cited at 21:05, provides a specific source for the earlier indication of a ballistic missile launch from Iran. No official confirmation has been issued.
The initial report at 21:03 Jerusalem stated that sirens were activated in Jordan following a ballistic missile launch from Iran, based on unverified reports. The current update narrows the source to the Iranian opposition, but the information remains unverified.
As The Zioneer has previously reported on similar incidents, including a June 11 open-source assessment that Iranian missiles struck Jordan and a July 18 report of sirens in Jordan and Kuwait after launches from Iran, these recurring events underscore ongoing tensions. However, the current development is distinct in its specific attribution to the opposition.
The number, type, and target of the missiles remain unknown. No interceptions or impacts have been reported. The opposition's claim has not been independently confirmed, and official sources have not commented.
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