Two injured in Jordan after missile debris falls in several areas

• Jordan says its air force intercepted two Iranian missiles, while falling debris injured two people and caused damage in several areas.

Jordan’s Armed Forces said on Friday they intercepted Iranian missile threats targeting the kingdom over the past 24 hours, prompting heightened security and military readiness across the country.

According to the military’s media directorate, Royal Jordanian Air Force fighter jets successfully intercepted two missiles that were heading toward locations inside the kingdom. The statement said the interception was carried out efficiently, preventing the projectiles from reaching their intended targets.

Authorities said falling debris from intercepted missiles and projectiles resulted in several incidents across the country. The Public Security Directorate reported that field units handled 17 reports of falling shrapnel and objects in different areas.

In Zarqa governorate, two people were injured with wounds described as moderate, while a residential property sustained material damage due to the shockwave from a powerful explosion.

In Karak governorate, a vehicle was damaged after being struck by a piece of missile debris.

Security authorities urged citizens to exercise caution and avoid approaching any suspicious objects or debris due to potential danger. Officials warned against tampering with missile fragments and stressed that such materials should only be handled by specialized technical teams.

Residents were also instructed to immediately report any suspicious objects by calling the national emergency number 911.

Officials further warned against spreading rumors or unverified information, stressing the importance of relying on official sources. They said the armed forces and security services continue to operate around the clock to ensure the safety and security of people across the kingdom.