Jordanian Army: Interception and destruction of missiles that entered the Kingdom's airspace; no casualties or losses

The Jordanian Armed Forces announced that its air defense systems engaged with 13 ballistic missiles that entered the kingdom’s airspace, successfully intercepting and destroying 10 of them, while the remaining three fell in remote areas far from populated centers. In a statement carried by the Jordan News Agency (Petra), the army said that the armed forces responded to the attack in accordance with established operational procedures, and that no casualties or injuries were reported. Specialized teams began working at the impact sites to secure the debris and take necessary measures to ensure the safety of citizens. The armed forces urged the public not to approach, touch, or move any unidentified objects or debris, and to immediately report them to the relevant authorities. It also called for avoiding the spread of unverified information and relying only on official statements.

Earlier, Jordan’s state television reported that air raid sirens had been activated across the country. Sirens were sounded in the Mafraq and Aqaba governorates, followed by warning messages indicating that the threat had passed and that normal activities could resume in both governorates.