Jordan military says shot it down five missiles from Iran

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Jordanian forces intercepted and shot down five missiles launched from Iran on Wednesday, with debris falling but causing no casualties or material damage. The Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps claimed the missiles targeted a US command center near Azraq, a town hosting the Muwaffaq Salti Air Base, which Jordan states does not host foreign military bases.

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Jordanian forces intercepted five missiles launched from Iran on Wednesday, the army said. Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps said their missiles had targeted a US "command centre" in Azraq, a town 100km east of Amman that is home to Jordan’s Muwaffaq Salti Air Base.

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