A statement from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs was quoted as saying: Al-Safadi He said in a phone call with his British counterpart, David Lammy, that “Jordan will not be a battlefield for anyone, and will confront with all its capabilities any threat to its security, stability, or the safety of its citizens,” noting that “this is a position that Jordan clearly communicated to Iran and Israel.”
And fired Iran Tuesday evening, 200 missiles towards Israel.
Jordanians shared pictures and short video clips of missiles in the sky of the Kingdom, and other fragments that fell in various areas, on social media.
The fall of shrapnel resulted in minor Jordanian injuries, according to the Jordanian Ministry of Interior.
Al-Safadi stressed “the necessity of launching immediate and effective international action to stop the dangerous escalation that is pushing the region towards a comprehensive regional war by reaching an immediate and permanent ceasefire in Gaza and Lebanon“.
He warned of “the catastrophic consequences of expanding the Israeli war on Lebanon and launching a ground attack on it, and its impact on the security of the entire region.”
The Jordanian Public Security Directorate said on Tuesday that Royal Air Force aircraft and air defense systems intercepted many missiles and drones that entered Jordanian airspace.
