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Amman, March 31 (QNA) – Jordan has said its air force had intercepted and destroyed a missile attack from Iran as regional tensions continue to intensify.
In a statement on Tuesday, the Jordanian Armed Forces said the Royal Air Force has shot down four Iranian missiles targeting its territory over the past 24 hours, successfully neutralizing them before impact.
Meanwhile, the Public Security Directorate said its units responded to 17 reports of falling debris and projectiles. While no casualties were reported, authorities confirmed that some material damage had occurred.
Authorities reiterated warnings to the public against approaching or handling any suspicious objects or fragments, citing its potential danger. Residents were also urged to follow safety guidelines issued by official authorities. (QNA)
