Amman: Air raid sirens sounded in Jordan after the Kingdom's airspace was breached by missiles fired from Iran. Government Communication Minister and Government Spokesperson Mohammad Momani said the missiles were intercepted and the threat was dealt with. According to Emirates News Agency, the incident prompted immediate action from Jordanian defense systems, ensuring that the missiles did not reach their intended targets. The situation was swiftly controlled, and no damage or casualties were reported. The breach has raised concerns over regional security and the potential for escalation. The Jordanian government has reiterated its commitment to maintaining the safety of its airspace and protecting its citizens.
Air Raid Sirens Sound in Jordan After Iranian Missiles Breach Airspace
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