Jordan intercept three Iranian missiles; fourth falls in remote southern area
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An official military source from the General Command of the Jordanian Armed Forces – Arab Army announced on Sunday, that air defense systems intercepted and shot down three Iranian missiles out of four that targeted the Kingdom's territory.
Meanwhile, the fourth missile crashed in a remote area in the southern part of the Kingdom, completely clear of civilian population centers.
The military command verified that the hostile breach caused absolutely no human casualties or material damage.
According to the official statement released, specialized units from the Royal Engineering Corps have already deployed to the impact site of the fourth missile.
The engineering teams have commenced field operations to handle and fully secure the debris in accordance with established technical and security protocols.
Airspace monitoring remains maximum readiness
The military official concluded the brief by reaffirming that the Jordanian Armed Forces – Arab Army continues to monitor the Kingdom's airspace with the highest levels of combat readiness.
The military source stressed that national defenses will deal firmly and decisively with any incoming threats that target the security of the Kingdom and the safety of its citizens.
