Jordan reports 22 missile attacks in week four of ongoing conflict

• Jordan intercepted 22 missiles and drones this week, though two landed inside the kingdom, amid ongoing regional conflict.

The Jordanian Armed Forces - Arab Army reported that 22 missiles were launched toward Jordanian territory during the fourth week of the ongoing regional war.

In a joint statement with the Public Security Directorate on Saturday, the military said the Royal Jordanian Air Force successfully intercepted nearly all of the missiles, though two managed to fall in eastern parts of the kingdom.

Since the start of the conflict, Jordan has been directly targeted by Iranian strikes, with a total of 262 missiles and drones aimed at vital locations. The Royal Air Force has intercepted and destroyed 242 of these projectiles, while 20 slipped through defenses and landed inside Jordan.

The Armed Forces emphasized their ongoing commitment to safeguarding national security and protecting citizens from all hostile actions, while fully securing the kingdom’s borders.

The Public Security Directorate reported that 64 incidents related to falling missiles and drones were handled during the fourth week, involving engineering units, civil defense teams, and police across several governorates.

One personnel member was injured while dealing with debris and is currently receiving treatment, and some material damage occurred in various areas.

Since the beginning of the war, the total number of debris incidents has reached 478, with 25 people injured, 24 of whom have recovered. Material damage has included 25 vehicles, 55 homes and shops, and 14 public properties.

Authorities reiterated warnings against approaching or tampering with any suspicious objects or debris, urging residents to follow official safety instructions and report suspicious items immediately via the emergency number 911.

Citizens were also reminded to rely only on official information sources and avoid spreading rumors or misinformation.