Jordanian forces intercepted five drones launched from Iran
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- All drones were neutralized without casualties or material damage.
- The military said the interceptions followed established defensive procedures.
- Jordan reaffirmed its readiness to counter any aerial threats to its airspace.
The Jordanian Armed Forces – Arab Legion announced on Tuesday that its military units successfully handled five unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) launched from Iran overnight and early Tuesday morning.
According to an official military source in the General Command of the Armed Forces, the incoming drones were neutralized with high efficiency and precision, adhering strictly to the requirements of the operational situation and established defensive procedures.
Full operational readiness
Military authorities confirmed that the neutralization process was carried out without causing any human casualties or material damage across the country.
The official source emphasized that the Armed Forces are continuing to actively monitor the Kingdom’s airspace, maintain full operational readiness, and take all necessary measures to address any aerial object that poses a threat to the security of the Kingdom and the safety of its citizens in accordance with established rules of engagement.
