A responsible military source in the Jordanian Armed Forces General Command stated that the armed forces dealt, last night and this morning (Tuesday), with five drones launched from Iran.

The source explained that the drones were neutralized efficiently and accurately, in accordance with the operational situation requirements and standard defensive procedures, and the operation resulted in no casualties or material damage.

The armed forces continue to monitor Jordan's airspace and maintain their operational readiness.

The source revealed that the armed forces continue to monitor the Kingdom's airspace and maintain their operational readiness, and take necessary measures to deal with any aerial object that poses a threat to the security of the Kingdom and the safety of its citizens, according to the established rules of engagement.

The Jordanian army had confirmed on Monday evening the interception and downing of three Iranian missiles that targeted the Kingdom's territory, stressing that no casualties or material damage were recorded as a result of this attack. This announcement came after sirens sounded in Jordan.

The Jordanian Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned on Sunday the chargé d'affaires of the Iranian embassy in Amman, expressing its protest against the continued Iranian attacks.

This summons came after the interception of a missile launched by Tehran towards the coastal city of Aqaba, following Amman's denial of a US announcement to evacuate the city's airport and port due to a security threat.