Jordan's armed forces announced on Thursday that they intercepted and shot down 8 missiles launched from Iran towards the kingdom, resulting in no human casualties or material damage.

The armed forces explained that the interceptions caused debris to fall in various areas of the kingdom, confirming no losses, and stating that they are operating "at the highest levels of readiness to protect the kingdom's airspace and defend its sovereignty and territorial integrity."

In the same context, Jordanian Information Minister confirmed that the kingdom's air defense system intercepted Iranian missiles that entered Jordanian airspace, noting that the armed forces are on high alert to deal with any potential threats.

The minister pointed out that the Public Security Directorate had earlier sounded sirens as a warning about the launched missiles, confirming that they were successfully dealt with and intercepted.

The Jordanian official emphasized that the army "is fully prepared to deal with any threat to the kingdom, and is devoting all its efforts to preserving the nation's security and the safety of citizens."

He called on residents to adhere to the instructions and information issued by the relevant official authorities, and to avoid circulating unverified news.