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YnetSecurity

Jordan Intercepts Three Iranian Missiles Before Airspace Breach

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Hebrew · 2 newsrooms covering

Jordan's military intercepted three Iranian missiles before they entered its airspace, reaffirming its sovereignty and security commitment.

The story in 5 lines · by baba

  • Jordan's air defense intercepted three missiles launched from Iran.
  • The missiles did not breach Jordanian airspace.
  • Jordan considers its airspace a core part of its sovereignty.
  • The military condemned any violations threatening national security.
  • The incident highlights ongoing regional tensions involving Iran and Jordan.
Jordan Intercepts Three Iranian Missiles Before Airspace Breach
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The Jordanian military announced that its air defense successfully intercepted and neutralized three missiles launched from Iran before they could enter Jordanian airspace. The military emphasized that Jordan's airspace is an integral part of its sovereignty and firmly rejects any violations or uses of its airspace that threaten the kingdom's security and stability. This statement underscores Jordan's commitment to protecting its territorial integrity against external threats.

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