US, 'Israel' launch full-scale attack against Iran

Three explosions were heard in Dubai, according to local reports, as tensions continue to rise across the region.

The Kuwait Ministry of Defense said that Ali Al Salem Airbase was targeted by ballistic missiles, which were successfully intercepted by the air force.

The ministry confirmed that the defense systems efficiently neutralized the threat, preventing any harm to personnel or infrastructure.

Authorities reaffirmed their readiness to respond to any threats and protect national security.

The Jordanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates condemned in the strongest terms Iran’s ballistic missile attacks on Jordan, as well as assaults on the sister states of the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Qatar, and Kuwait.

The ministry stressed that Jordan will continue taking all necessary measures to safeguard the safety of its citizens, national security, and sovereignty.

Jordan reaffirmed its full solidarity with the affected states and its support in facing any aggression that threatens their sovereignty, security, or stability.

The ministry emphasized Jordan’s commitment to working with allies and partners to end regional tensions, promote security and stability, and urged restraint, diplomatic solutions, and dialogue as the means to overcome crises and preserve regional peace.

The 'Israeli' army claims it carried out an attack on a meeting of senior officials from Iran’s political and security leadership in Tehran.

Authorities have not confirmed the results of the alleged strike, and independent verification of casualties or damage is not available.

The claim highlights rising tensions between 'Israel' and Iran, with potential implications for regional stability.

Jordan announced that civil defense and police teams responded to 12 reports of falling objects and debris since this morning until 2 p.m. The incidents occurred in the governorates of Amman, Zarqa, Jerash, Madaba, and Irbid. No injuries were reported; only material damage occurred.

The Directorate urged citizens to follow official safety instructions and not hesitate to call the unified emergency number (911) if they observe any suspicious or dangerous debris.

Authorities continue monitoring the situation and maintaining readiness to respond to further incidents.

Local sources said that missile debris fell on the industrial area of Sweida, killing four people and injuring others.

Emergency services rushed to the scene to provide medical assistance and secure the area. Authorities are investigating the origin of the missile fragments.

The incident raises concerns over civilian safety amid ongoing regional tensions, as unexploded debris poses additional hazards.

The Chief Commissioner of the Civil Aviation Regulatory Commission, Captain Dhaifallah Al-Farajat, said in an exclusive statement to Roya News that there have been no changes to air traffic in the Kingdom so far.

He confirmed that Jordanian airspace continues to operate normally, with flight movement proceeding as usual.

The UAE Ministry of Defense announced that Emirati air defenses successfully intercepted a new wave of Iranian missiles targeting the country. The ministry said the missiles were handled with “high efficiency”, and no damage occurred, according to the Emirates News Agency (WAM).

The ministry stressed that it remains fully prepared to counter any threats and takes all necessary measures to protect national security. It emphasized that the safety of citizens, residents, and visitors is a top priority.

Missile debris fell in several Abu Dhabi areas, including Saadiyat Island, Khalifa City, Bani Yas, Mohammed bin Zayed City, and Al Falah, with no injuries reported.

The UAE condemned the attacks as a blatant violation of national sovereignty and international law, affirming its right to take all measures necessary to protect its territory, citizens, and ensure the country’s stability.

'Israeli' Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said the joint US‑'Israeli' strikes on Iran aim to remove an “existential threat” posed by Tehran.

In a statement, Netanyahu said, “The time has come for all sections of the people in Iran… to remove the yoke of tyranny … and bring a free and peace-loving Iran”.

He added, “Our joint operation will create the conditions for the brave Iranian people to take their fate into their own hands,” framing the strikes as both a military and political signal.

The remarks come amid escalating tensions in the region, with international observers warning of potential wider conflict following the airstrikes.

Belgium’s Foreign Minister Maxime Prevot said, “The Iranian people must not pay the price for their government’s choices. We deeply regret that diplomatic efforts could not lead earlier to a negotiated solution”.

Norway’s Foreign Minister Espen Barth added, “The attack is described by 'Israel' as a preventive strike, but it is not in line with international law. Preventive attacks require an immediately imminent threat”.

Pakistan’s Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar strongly condemned the strikes, calling for an immediate halt to escalation and urging urgent resumption of diplomacy to achieve a peaceful, negotiated resolution.

The statements reflect growing international concern over escalating regional tensions and the targeting of civilian and strategic sites in Iran.

The 'Israeli' army said missiles were launched from Iran toward the State of 'Israel' “a short while ago,” triggering sirens in multiple areas across the country.

A military statement said the 'Israeli' Air Force is actively working to intercept and strike threats where necessary to neutralize danger.

Officials warned that the defense is not completely impenetrable, urging civilians to continue following the Home Front Command’s guidelines for protection. Residents are advised to stay alert and adhere to official instructions until the situation is resolved.

Airlines including Air France, Air India, Iberia Express, Indigo, Japan Airlines, LOT Airlines, Lufthansa, Norwegian Air, Turkish Airlines, Virgin Atlantic, Qatar Airways, and Air Algerie have suspended flights to the region due to security concerns.

Authorities urge passengers to contact their airlines for the latest updates and travel guidance. The cancellations follow rising tensions and safety risks affecting commercial air travel.

A government spokesperson confirmed Monday that Jordan is not involved in ongoing regional conflicts. “Jordan is not part of the conflict in the region and will not allow anyone to violate its sovereignty,” the official said.

The spokesperson added that Jordan will remain neutral and will not participate in any escalation across the Middle East. Authorities emphasized the country’s readiness to defend its borders and maintain national security.

Jordan’s statement comes amid rising tensions in neighboring countries, with officials seeking to reassure citizens and the international community of the kingdom’s stability and impartial stance.

Iran’s IRNA news agency says an explosion in Zanjan, northwest Iran.

Qatar’s Foreign Ministry says the country reserves the right of response following the Iranian attack, in according with international law.

Qatar also condemned the targeting of Qatari territory with ballistic missiles, considering it a flagrant violation of its national sovereignty, a direct assault on its security and an unacceptable escalation that threatens the security and stability of the region.

• 'Israeli' attack hits an elementary girls’ school in Minab, southern Iran.
• Five students killed, no injuries reported.

Iran’s state-run IRNA reported that a 'Israeli' strike struck an elementary girls’ school in Minab, located in the Hormozgan province of southern Iran.

The agency said five students were killed in the attack. No other injuries were reported.

Regional outrage

Officials have condemned the attack, calling it a violation of international law and targeting of civilians. The incident further heightens tensions between Iran and 'Israel', with calls for accountability and urgent international action.

Authorities have not yet provided details on the circumstances of the strike or possible responses.

• Jordanian air defenses intercept two ballistic missiles targeting its territory.
• Military says interception carried out successfully with no reported damage.

The Jordanian Armed Forces said Saturday that air defense systems shot down two ballistic missiles that targeted Jordanian territory.

A responsible military source at the General Command of the Jordanian Armed Forces – Arab Army confirmed the interception, describing the operation as successful.

The source said the missiles were detected and engaged by Jordan’s air defense systems before reaching their intended targets. No casualties or material damage were immediately reported.

Heightened regional tensions
Officials did not specify the origin of the missiles or the exact location of the attempted strike. The incident comes amid heightened regional tensions, with cross-border threats and aerial attacks raising security concerns across the Middle East.

The Armed Forces reiterated their readiness to defend Jordan’s sovereignty and airspace, stressing that the country’s defense systems remain on high alert.

• Iran calls for an urgent UN Security Council meeting to halt aggression.
• Tehran vows to defend itself, warning international inaction could undermine global institutions.

The Iranian Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Saturday called on the United Nations Security Council to convene an urgent session to address what it described as ongoing aggression against the country.

A ministry statement said the war was imposed on Iran, stressing that the country's armed forces are prepared to defend its sovereignty “with full strength.”

Warning to global institutions

Iranian officials warned that failure by the international community to respond to the aggression could mark “the end of international institutions,” signaling deep frustration with perceived inaction.

The ministry did not specify the aggressor or details of recent hostilities, but emphasized that Iran expects decisive measures from the Security Council to prevent further escalation.

Regional implications

The call comes amid rising tensions in the region, with multiple states monitoring the situation closely. Analysts suggest that Tehran’s statement aims both to pressure the UN and to assert its readiness to respond militarily if necessary.

Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs condemned "Iranian aggression and blatant violation of the sovereignty of the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Qatar, and Jordan."

In a statement, the ministry said the Kingdom “strongly condemns and denounces the Iranian aggression,” calling it a serious breach of international law and regional stability. It also warned of “grave consequences” if violations of state sovereignty and the principles of international law continue.

A man was treated for blast-related injuries after missiles were launched toward ‘Israel’, according to emergency services. Authorities said medical teams responded promptly, while air defense systems were activated amid the ongoing escalation.

The Public Security Directorate of Jordan announced that the alert period have ended, while reminding citizens to continue following official safety instructions and updates.

Huge explosions were reported early Saturday in the UAE, Kuwait and Bahrain amid regional tensions as 'Israel' and US launched an attack on Iran which replied later with a salvo of rockets.

US Embassy in Jordan has instructed all personnel to shelter in place and advises American citizens in the country to do the same until further notice.

The embassy recommends staying in a secure location with essential supplies, avoiding demonstrations, monitoring local media, keeping phones charged, and maintaining communication with family. In emergencies, residents should contact Jordanian police at 911. Americans are also encouraged to enroll in the Smart Traveler Enrollment Program (STEP) for security updates.

President Donald Trump warned Saturday that US forces could take casualties in what he called a massive attack on Iran to destroy the country's military and spark a popular revolt against the government.

"The lives of courageous American heroes may be lost and we may have casualties," Trump said in his video address announcing the start of the bombing campaign.

Royal Jordanian Airlines announced Saturday that there are currently no changes to its flight schedules and no cancellations, as long as Jordanian airspace remains open.

The airline emphasized that operations are proceeding as normal despite regional security developments.

The Jordanian Public Security Directorate released an advisory Saturday providing citizens with guidance on responding to air raid sirens and unfamiliar or potentially explosive objects.

The statement detailed that three intermittent sirens indicate an active threat, requiring individuals to remain in place and seek shelter in the nearest building, while a single continuous siren signals the threat has passed. Residents were advised to stay away from windows and exposed areas and remain close to stairwells inside buildings.

The advisory also warned against approaching or touching unknown objects such as missiles, drones, or debris, emphasizing that any such items should be treated as potentially explosive. Families were urged to educate children not to handle suspicious objects and to report findings immediately to emergency services at 911.

Authorities stressed the importance of relying only on official sources, avoiding the circulation of unverified images or videos, and following the guidelines to protect lives and property while enabling security and civil defense teams to carry out their duties efficiently.

Iran launched a second salvo of rockets toward ‘Israel’, with the Israeli Occupation Forces intercepting at least one missile over Tel Aviv before it entered 'Israeli' airspace.

Sirens sounded across Jerusalem, northern and southern 'Israel', and settlements in the West Bank, as authorities report further incoming rockets. The situation remains tense as air defense systems continue to respond.

The ‘Israel’ Defense Forces said a salvo of rockets was launched from Iran toward ‘Israel’.

Local media reported strong explosions in the Galilee region, while residents in Haifa also reported hearing blasts.

A senior military official from the Jordanian Armed Forces confirmed that sounds reported in the skies over several parts of the country are from Royal Jordanian Air Force aircraft conducting routine flights.

The official said these operations are part of regular aerial patrols and reconnaissance missions to ensure the safety of Jordanian airspace and prevent any unauthorized or suspicious activity.

The statement emphasized that the Jordanian Armed Forces continue to fulfill their national duty to protect the kingdom’s skies and uphold its sovereignty efficiently. Citizens were urged to avoid spreading rumors and to rely on official sources for information.

US media outlets report that part of the recent strikes by the 'Israel' military originated over the Mediterranean Sea, using Syrian airspace as a corridor to reach targets deep inside Iran.

Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian is "safe and sound", state media reported on Saturday, following US and 'Israeli' strikes on the Islamic republic.

"President Masoud Pezeshkian is safe and sound and has no problems," the IRNA news agency reported, alongside the Mehr and ISNA agencies.

President of the United States Donald Trump announced the launch of extensive military operations against Iran, issuing orders to target and destroy the country’s military infrastructure. He declared that the era of “tolerance” toward Tehran is over.

Trump said U.S. forces would eliminate Iran’s missile industry entirely, describing it as a complete eradication of the program. He also confirmed that the Iranian naval fleet would be targeted to neutralize any maritime threats, particularly in light of Tehran’s attempts to develop long-range missiles capable of reaching U.S. territory.

Labeling Iran as the 'world’s leading state sponsor of terrorism', Trump condemned decades of anti-American activity since 1979, citing historical attacks such as the 1983 Beirut Marine barracks bombing. He described Iran’s actions as “organized terrorism” that his administration will no longer tolerate.

On the nuclear issue, Trump emphasized preventing Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons as central to U.S. policy, warning of the catastrophic consequences if Tehran were to succeed. He said U.S. patience has run out after decades of Iranian refusal to abandon its nuclear ambitions.

The US embassies in Qatar and Bahrain told their staff to seek shelter Saturday and advised US citizens to do the same after the United States and 'Israel' launched strikes on Iran.

The embassies said in two separate statements they were "implementing a shelter-in-place for all personnel. We recommend all Americans do the same until further notice," and urged US citizens to "find a secure location within your residence or another safe building".

Iran has temporarily closed its airspace for six hours, the country’s civil aviation authority confirmed. Iranian media also reported that mobile phone services were disrupted in parts of Tehran, affecting communications across the capital.