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Jordan Says It Intercepted 20 Iranian Missiles Aimed at Air Base East of Amman
Jordan's military said it shot down 20 missiles fired from Iran toward Al-Azraq on June 11. The town lies 50 miles east of Amman and hosts a major air base.
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The Jordanian Armed Forces announced on June 11 that they had intercepted 20 missiles launched from Iran toward Al-Azraq. Al-Azraq is a town about 50 miles east of Amman that is home to a major air base. The announcement came from the Jordanian Armed Forces and identified the missiles as having been launched from Iran.
FDD reported the Jordanian Armed Forces statement and noted the location and military significance of Al-Azraq.
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