Jordan says it shot down four missiles launched by Iran
- Jordan intercepted and shot down four missiles fired from Iran within its airspace.
- Kuwait reported that its air defence systems were engaging hostile aerial targets, causing explosion sounds from intercepting incoming strikes.
- Bahrain activated warning sirens and urged citizens and residents to stay calm and seek safe places amid the missile strikes.
- The missile strikes were part of Iran's response to US strikes, according to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps.
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Kuwait Engages Hostile Aerial Targets; Jordan Says It Downed 4 Missiles, Bahrain Sounds Sirens After Iran Strikes
Get latest articles and stories on World at LatestLY. As Iran launched strikes targeting US military bases in three countries in the region, Kuwait on Monday said its air defence systems were engaging "hostile aerial targets", while Jordan said it had intercepted four missiles fired from Iran. World News | Kuwait Engages Hostile Aerial Targets; Jordan Says It Downed 4 Missiles, Bahrain Sounds Sirens After Iran Strikes.
Kuwait engages hostile aerial targets; Jordan says it downed 4 missiles, Bahrain sounds sirens after Iran strikes - The Tribune
As Iran launched strikes targeting US military bases in three countries in the region, Kuwait on Monday said its air defence systems were engaging 'hostile aerial targets', while Jordan said it had intercepted four missiles fired from Iran.
This article was originally published on Cedarnews.net. For more news and exclusive reports, visit our website. The Jordanian army announced that it intercepted and shot down four missiles that entered its airspace from Iran early Monday morning. The operation resulted in no casualties or material damage. The Kuwaiti army also announced that it engaged "hostile aerial targets within Kuwaiti airspace," after Iran announced it had targeted two air…
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