AMMAN — A military source said on Thursday that the Royal Jordanian Air Force intercepted four Iranian missiles and six drones that targeted the Kingdom over the past 24 hours, with no casualties or material damage reported.

 

The source at the General command of the Jordan Armed Forces - Arab Army (JAF) said in a statement that air defence systems shot down three missiles on Thursday morning , while a fourth landed in a remote, uninhabited area.

 

The six drones were intercepted and destroyed on Wednesday evening, the source said.

 

The source said that Royal Engineering Corps teams were dispatched to the debris locations to secure the areas in accordance with established technical and security procedures.

 

The source said that the Armed Forces continue to monitor Jordan's airspace and remain at the highest level of operational readiness to respond to any threat to the Kingdom’s security and the safety of its citizens, in line with its rules of engagement.

 

The source also urged the public to stay away from impact sites, report any missile or drone debris to the authorities immediately, rely on official sources for information, and refrain from circulating rumors or unverified reports.