Jordan Shoots Down 5 Iranian Missiles as US unleashes ‘Heavy Wave’ of Strikes Against Iran
- Jordan's air defenses shot down five missiles launched from Iran on Thursday morning, according to the Petra news agency.
- No casualties were reported from Jordan following the missile interceptions, according to the armed forces spokesman quoted by Petra.
- The U.S. Central Command reported striking dozens of targets linked to Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps over two hours, including military command centers and missile facilities.
- Iranian state media reported two wounded in attacks on Qeshm Island and explosions in Khuzestan Province.
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Washington announces a “heavy series” of bombings in retaliation for attacks against its forces in the Middle East. Jordan, which hosts American forces at its bases, announces that it has intercepted five missiles fired from Iran.
Iran attacked targets in Jordan during the night from Wednesday to Thursday, in response to airstrikes by the United States earlier that night.
The US military announced early this morning that it had ended a "heavy wave of strikes against Iran" carried out in response to an earlier Iranian missile attack on a US base in Jordan.
Jordan Blasts Down Tehran’s Salvo
Jordan’s army says it shot down five Iranian missiles aimed at a region that also hosts a US‑linked base, exposing just how close Tehran is willing to bring war to American forces and allied territory. Story Snapshot Jordan’s military reports intercepting and destroying five missiles launched from Iran over the Azraq area, with no casualties....
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