IDF downs UAV near Jordanian border in second incident in two days
No air-raid sirens were activated "in accordance with protocol," the military said.
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The Israeli Air Force intercepted an unmanned aerial vehicle (UAV) near the Jordanian border on Tuesday, marking the second such incident in two days. The IDF stated the UAV did not enter Israeli territory and that air-raid sirens were not activated, consistent with protocol. The origin of the launch is under investigation.
- This interception followed Monday's incident where the IDF downed two drones near the same border, neither of which entered Israeli airspace.
- Separately, a Jordanian military source reported that the Royal Jordanian Air Force shot down two drones "targeting the kingdom" on Monday, causing no casualties or damage.
- The IDF has not identified the origin of any of the drones involved in these incidents.
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