IDF downs drone near Jordan border for second straight day; origins remain unknown

Aircraft did not enter Israeli territory and no alerts were activated; IDF has yet to identify where three drones intercepted near the border since Monday were launched
The Israeli Air Force intercepted an unmanned aerial vehicle near the Jordanian border on Tuesday morning, marking the second consecutive day such an incident occurred. The IDF stated the aircraft did not enter Israeli territory and its origin is under investigation, adding that “no alerts were activated in accordance with policy.” On Monday, the IDF also intercepted two drones near the Israel-Jordan border, which similarly did not cross into Israeli airspace. Jordan reported intercepting two drones over its territory on Monday as well. The IDF has not yet disclosed the launch origins for any of these incidents. These events follow a previous interception of a drone near the Syrian border approximately a week prior.
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