Jordan Accuses Iran of Targeting Vital Infrastructure

Jordan stated that Iran fired 119 missiles and drones at its territory in one week, targeting vital sites within the country, not transiting.

Jordan accused Iran on Saturday of targeting its vital infrastructure, confirming that the 119 missiles and drones it launched at Jordan were not transiting. According to Jordanian military officials, Iran fired 119 missiles and drones at the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan in one week. The Jordanian Air Force successfully intercepted and destroyed 108 of them. Officials stated that the missiles and drones were directed solely at Jordanian targets, not transiting as some might think, and specifically aimed at vital sites within Jordanian territory.

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