Jordan’s armed forces announced in a press conference in Amman that Iran carried out 119 missile and drone attacks on Jordanian territory over the past week. According to the statement, 60 missiles and 59 drones were used in the assaults. The Jordanian Air Force reportedly intercepted and destroyed 108 of these projectiles, while the country’s air defense system stopped 11 more.

The armed forces also confirmed that 14 people were injured in the incidents, most of them sustaining minor wounds. The announcement did not specify the exact locations of the attacks or the reasons behind them. The briefing highlighted the scale of the recent hostilities and Jordan’s defensive response to the aerial threats.

No further details were provided about potential damage or diplomatic responses, leaving the broader implications of the attacks unclear.