Security analyst Yair Goldblatt posted footage on X early Monday showing interceptions in Jordan near the Dead Sea. The footage has not been independently verified, and details of what was intercepted remain undisclosed.
Security analyst Yair Goldblatt posted footage on X early Monday showing interceptions in Jordan near the Dead Sea, providing visual documentation of the ongoing aerial activity reported earlier in the night. The footage, which Goldblatt describes as interceptions over Jordan, has not been independently verified, and the precise nature of what was intercepted—whether ballistic missiles, rockets, or other aerial threats—remains undisclosed. No casualties or damage have been reported in connection with the incident.
This latest development follows a sequence of reports from early Monday. At 00:40 Jerusalem, The Zioneer reported that Iran was attacking American targets in Jordan with ballistic missiles, in what a source described as a response to recent events. At the same time, reports indicated that interceptions of Iranian missiles had taken place over Jordan, with additional footage circulating online. Preceding these, at 00:40 Jerusalem, N12 correspondent Asaf Rosenzweig reported explosions in Jordan following launches from Iran. The thread has thus evolved from a single journalist's report to broader confirmation of interceptions and attacks, now accompanied by visual documentation from an independent analyst.
Goldblatt, a prominent Israeli security analyst specializing in regional military and intelligence activity, regularly publishes footage from across the Middle East. As The Zioneer previously reported, Goldblatt has posted documentation from locations including eastern Jordan, Eilat, southern Lebanon, and sites in Iran such as Bandar Abbas and Kerman. His posts are frequently cited as early indicators of kinetic events.
Remaining open questions include the exact nature of the intercepted projectiles, the status of the U.S. targets reportedly under attack, and whether any damage or casualties occurred. The footage itself awaits independent verification.
4 developments
- DevelopingYair Goldblatt posts additional footage from Azraq, eastern Jordan
- DevelopingArmy Radio reports unusual drone interception near Dead Sea on Jordan border this morning
- StrongYair Goldblatt posts footage linked to Bandar Abbas attack
- StrongPhoto from Jerusalem reportedly shows interceptions over Jordan
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