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Jordanian Forces Intercept Three Iranian Missiles Over Aqaba
Jordanian armed forces shot down three Iranian missiles aimed at the southern city of Aqaba. A fourth missile landed in an open area without causing damage or injuries.
Jul 19, 9:22 AM·1m read6 sources
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Jordanian armed forces intercepted and destroyed three Iranian missiles directed at the southern city of Aqaba. A fourth missile fell in an open area without striking any populated or military sites.
The Jordanian Armed Forces stated that the interceptions occurred over Jordanian territory. No injuries or property damage resulted from the incident. Aqaba lies hundreds of miles south of other U.S. military facilities in Jordan.
The city's deep-water seaport and King Hussein International Airport serve as logistics points used by U.S. forces. The Jordanian Armed Forces confirmed the missiles were intercepted before reaching their intended targets.
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