Jordan says three Iranian missiles fall inside kingdom, no injuries
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- Three missiles launched from Iran fell at locations inside Jordan early Sunday, the Jordan Armed Forces said.
- No injuries were reported, with damage limited to minor material losses, according to the military.
Three missiles launched from Iranian territory fell at several locations inside Jordan early Sunday, the Jordan Armed Forces - Arab Army said.
A military source from the General Command said the missiles caused no casualties, while the damage was limited to minor material losses.
The Royal Engineering Corps immediately moved to the affected locations to secure the areas and handle missile debris according to approved technical procedures, the statement said.
Authorities are continuing to monitor developments on the ground.
The Jordan Armed Forces said it would not allow Jordanian airspace or territory to be used as a battlefield or as a means to threaten the country’s security and stability.
The military added that it would respond firmly to any threat affecting Jordan’s sovereignty, territorial integrity, or the safety of its citizens, stressing that all units remain on high alert.
