Jordan Thwarts Iranian Missile Attack
The Jordanian armed forces intercepted five missiles launched by Iran targeting the al-Azraq area. The interception caused debris to fall on Jordanian territory, though no injuries or material damage occurred. Iran's Revolutionary Guards claimed responsibility, stating they aimed at U.S. sites at al-Azraq base.
On Wednesday, the Jordanian armed forces announced their successful interception and neutralization of five missiles initiated from Iran, aimed at the al-Azraq region in Jordan.
Following the military operation, debris was reported to have landed within Jordanian borders. However, authorities confirmed there were no resultant injuries or material damages.
The missile launch was earlier declared by Iran's Revolutionary Guards, who stated their objective was to target U.S. locations situated at the al-Azraq base in Jordan using long-range missiles.
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