Jordan’s army says it destroyed 18 ballistic missiles fired from Iran
- Jordan's armed forces intercepted and destroyed 18 ballistic missiles launched from Iran toward Jordanian territory, while two missiles landed in unpopulated areas with no casualties reported.
- Jordan's military urged citizens to avoid suspicious objects and confirmed that specialized teams were securing areas with missile debris.
- Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps claimed it targeted a US military base in Jordan with ballistic missiles and stated retaliatory attacks would continue until US aggression ends.
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New information is being received regarding the night attack by the Iranian Air Force on United States military installations in the region. As previously reported by the Military Review, the IRGC missile attacks were carried out on an U.S. Army aircraft base, Qasr al-Azraq, in eastern Jordan, as well as on a Prince Hassan base near Safawi.
The Jordanian Army claimed to have destroyed 18 out of 20 Iranian missiles heading against its territory, while two others fell into "depopulated areas".
Jordan army says shot down missiles from Iran: Statement
Iran launched 20 ballistic missiles at Jordan. Eighteen were intercepted, while two others fell into open air without causing casualties.
Air defense systems intercepted 18 of 20 missiles targeting country, with 2 falling in empty areas, military says
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