According to Arab channels, as reported by analyst Chananel Aviv, US fighter jets have taken off from bases in the Cyprus area to participate in the defense and interception of Iranian suicide drones that are attacking US military bases in Jordan. The report is single-sourced and unverified by independent sources.
The report from Arab channels, relayed by analyst Chananel Aviv, indicates that US fighter jets have taken off from bases in Cyprus to intercept Iranian suicide drones that are currently targeting US military bases in Jordan. This development comes as an escalation of the ongoing Iranian campaign against US assets in the region. As The Zioneer reported earlier, Iran launched combined missile and drone strikes on US bases in Jordan, Bahrain, Kuwait, and Iraq overnight, with sirens and interceptions reported across multiple Gulf states. The latest US move appears to be a defensive response to the persistent drone attacks, with the fighter jets tasked with intercepting the incoming threats. The report remains unverified by official US or Israeli sources, and no details on the number of aircraft or their exact mission profile are available.
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