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Iran Fires Missiles at Jordan's Aqaba Near Eilat, Explosions Heard in Israel
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First reported by Ynet · 19 minutes ago
What happened
Iran launched missiles at Aqaba, Jordan, near Israel's Eilat, triggering sirens and explosions heard in Israel, with no confirmed missile impacts inside Israel.
- 01Iran fired missiles at Aqaba, Jordan, near Israel's Eilat on Wednesday morning.
- 02Air raid sirens sounded in Aqaba and explosions were reported in Eilat.
- 03Missile impacts were confirmed in Jordan but not within Israeli territory.
- 04The IDF did not launch interceptors during the attack.
- 05Israeli security warns of possible missile debris crossing into Israel due to proximity.
- 06Aqaba is located adjacent to southern Israel's Arava region, raising security concerns.
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