Jordanian Air Force intercept four new Iranian drones
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- Jordanian fighter jets intercepted and shot down four drones entering the Kingdom's airspace from Iran.
- The operation caused no casualties or material damage.
- Royal Engineering Corps teams secured the debris sites.
- The Jordanian Armed Forces reaffirmed their readiness to respond to aerial threats.
Fighter jets from the Royal Jordanian Air Force intercepted and shot down four unmanned aerial vehicles (drones) entering the Kingdom's airspace from Iran on Wednesday morning.
According to an official military source from the General Command of the Jordanian Armed Forces – Arab Army, the aircraft were targeted and neutralized immediately upon entering national airspace.
Zero casualties reported
The military source confirmed that no human casualties or material damage occurred as a result of the interception and downing operations.
Following the mid-air destruction of the drones, specialized teams from the Royal Engineering Corps moved swiftly to the sites where debris landed.
Engineering personnel secured the locations and handled all remnants in compliance with approved technical and security procedures.
High operational readiness maintained
The General Command emphasized that the Armed Forces continue to maintain active surveillance over the Kingdom's airspace.
The source affirmed that the military maintains the highest levels of operational readiness to counter any aerial threats targeting the security of the Kingdom and the safety of its citizens.
