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Smoke seen rising from Aqaba area after Iran launches missile towards Jordan

Jordan reports intercepting Iranian projectiles following a missile launch targeting the kingdom.

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The brief

Iran has launched missiles toward Jordan, leading to sirens sounding across the country. Reports indicate that smoke was seen rising from the Aqaba area following the attack.

Coverage from Haaretz, The Times of Israel, AP News, The Hill, and The Jerusalem Post emphasizes Jordan's interception of the incoming threats. Specifically, reports vary on the nature of the projectiles, with Jordan stating it intercepted four missiles or four drones.

Future developments center on the aftermath of the strikes in the Aqaba area and further official confirmations regarding the number and type of Iranian projectiles launched.

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Quick answers

What was the reported result of the attack in Jordan?

Jordan stated it intercepted four projectiles, and smoke was observed rising from the Aqaba area.

Which country launched the missiles?

According to coverage, the missiles were launched from Iran.

Were the intercepted objects missiles or drones?

Reports are mixed; Haaretz reports four missiles were intercepted, while The Times of Israel reports four drones were intercepted.

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