Jordan intercepts two ballistic missiles targeting its territory
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- 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.
