US says it has no data on missile launches toward bases in Jordan
The United States has no data indicating that missiles were launched toward US bases in Jordan. A senior unnamed US official said this on September 4 after Israel’s Channel 12 reported an alleged Iranian attack on a US base in the country.
US position
According to Anadolu Agency, the official said that at this stage Washington has no information about missile launches toward US bases in Jordan.
Earlier, Channel 12 reported that Iran had allegedly fired missiles at a US base in Jordan. The television channel provided no details about the possible target or the consequences of the claimed attack. There has been no official confirmation of this report from Iran or Jordan.
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Missiles over Jordan
The report emerged several days after the Jordanian army stated that 13 Iranian ballistic missiles entered the kingdom’s airspace on September 2.
According to the Jordanian army, 10 missiles were intercepted, while three others fell in remote areas. It said there were no casualties as a result.
