Jordan intercepts 8 missiles entering its airspace
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- Jordan’s armed forces say air defense systems intercepted eight missiles that entered the Kingdom’s airspace early Monday.
- The military said the missiles were destroyed before posing a threat to civilians or property.
Jordan’s armed forces said air defense systems intercepted eight missiles that entered the Kingdom’s airspace early Monday.
A spokesperson for the Jordanian Armed Forces-Arab Army said the military successfully destroyed the missiles before they could pose any threat to civilians or property.
The spokesperson said the interceptions were conducted based on operational assessments and in accordance with established rules of engagement.
The armed forces said the measures were taken as part of their responsibility to protect Jordanian airspace and safeguard civilians.
The military added that its various formations remain on the highest level of readiness and will take all necessary measures to protect the country, safeguard its sovereignty, and maintain security and stability.
