Key facts
- Jordanian armed forces intercepted and shot down three Iranian missiles.
- A fourth missile from Iran landed in a remote area.
- The missiles entered Jordanian airspace from Iranian territory.
- No casualties or material damage were reported.
Jordan's army announced Wednesday that its air defense systems intercepted and downed three ballistic missiles originating from Iran. The missiles entered Jordanian airspace from Iranian territory at dawn. A fourth missile reportedly fell in a remote area. According to a military official cited by the state news agency, there were no casualties or material damage resulting from the incident. The interception occurred as Iran continued its attacks on U.S. allies in response to American strikes.