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Amman, June 10 (Petra) – Jordanian air defense systems intercepted
and shot down five missiles launched from Iran targeting the Azraq
region in the Zarqa Governorate late Tuesday evening, a military
official at the General Command of the Jordanian Armed Forces-Arab
Army confirmed.
The military source stated that the interception resulted in falling
debris, but confirmed there were no human casualties or material
damage. Specialized military engineering teams have been deployed to
clear the missile debris and ensure no unexploded ordnance remains in
the affected areas.
The General Command emphasized that the armed forces are closely
monitoring ongoing regional developments and maintain maximum
operational readiness to protect Jordan’s airspace, sovereignty, and
territorial integrity. The military official reiterated that Jordan
will not allow its airspace to be violated by any party.
//Petra// AA
