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Jordan intercepts eight missiles launched from Iran without reported casualties or damages.

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Jordan intercepted eight missiles launched from Iran targeting the Azraq military base.
Iran's Revolutionary Guards announced that ten ballistic missiles were fired towards Jordan, according to Iranian state media.
The interception of the missiles triggered air raid sirens in Jordan, with no reports of casualties or damage.
The U.S. embassy in Amman issued a warning following the missile alerts in the capital.
There have been no official reports confirming or denying the total number of missiles launched or intercepted.

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On July 9, 2026, Jordan's military successfully intercepted eight ballistic missiles launched from Iran, targeting the Azraq military base, as confirmed by state media in Jordan. The incident prompted air raid sirens to sound across the capital, Amman. Fortunately, there were no reports of casualties or damage resulting from the missile attack.

Iranian officials claimed that they had launched ten missiles towards the Jordanian base, according to reports from Iranian state media, citing the Revolutionary Guard's announcement. The situation heightened tensions in the region, and the U.S. Embassy in Amman issued a precautionary warning, advising residents to remain alert following the missile threats. The interception of the missiles reflects Jordan's increasing preparedness to respond to threats posed by regional powers.

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