Unconfirmed preliminary reports indicate new ballistic missile launches from Iran. The number, type, and target of the missiles are not yet known.
New unconfirmed reports emerged around 01:16 Jerusalem time indicating additional ballistic missile launches from Iran, expanding on earlier activity reported from the Khomein area in Markazi Province. The reports, which are not yet corroborated by independent sources, suggest a broader salvo than initially indicated.
At 00:45 Jerusalem, The Zioneer first reported unverified reports of a ballistic missile launch from Khomein. Minutes later, security analyst Chananel Aviv reported that the launches originated from the Khomein underground base, with interceptions observed over Jordan. Footage then circulated on Telegram purportedly showing the launch. The chain of reports have moved from a single unverified claim to a named analyst and visual evidence, but the information remains unconfirmed by independent or official sources.
The launches come amid a sustained regional escalation. As The Zioneer has reported, Iran has conducted multiple ballistic missile barrages in recent weeks, including from Tabriz, Kermanshah, Isfahan, and Khorramabad, targeting US bases and other sites across the Middle East.
It remains unclear how many missiles were launched in this new salvo, their type, or their intended target. The earlier reports of interceptions over Jordan have not been independently verified, and there has been no official confirmation from Israeli or US authorities.
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