Jordan denies allowing 'Israel' to use its airspace for attacks on Iran

A high-level Jordanian source has denied reports circulating in Hebrew media claiming that Jordan allowed Israeli Occupation to use its airspace to attack Iran.

The source told Roya that Jordan made it unequivocally clear to both Tel Aviv and Tehran that it will not allow its airspace to be violated under any circumstances.

Jordan's Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates, Ayman Safadi, reiterated in previous statements that Jordan will not permit any party to use its airspace for military purposes.

This comes amid 'Israeli' threats to retaliate for the strike launched by Iran, which targeted military bases and airports after the firing of approximately 200 rockets in early October.

A military source informed that Iran’s firm response plan to any potential actions by the Israeli Occupation is ready, according to the Iranian Tasnim news agency.

In this context, Iran’s Civil Aviation Authority announced the cancellation of flights in Iranian airports from 9 PM Sunday until 6 AM Monday, local Iranian time.