Jordanian Army denied intercepting Iranian missiles

The United Arab Emirates has urged residents to take shelter as it intercepts Iranian missiles. The move comes amid reports that Iran has launched missiles. Meanwhile, Jordan has also said it shot down three Iranian missiles fired toward the country.

• The United Arab Emirates has urged residents to take shelter.
• The United Arab Emirates is intercepting Iranian missiles.
• Mizan News Agency has described the Jordanian army’s claim that it intercepted Iranian missiles as a lie.
• Mizan News Agency released a video that it says is from King Faisal Base in southern Jordan.
• According to Mizan News Agency, the released video shows that the Patriot system stationed at King Faisal Base failed to intercept the missiles.
• Mizan News Agency reported that almost all warheads hit their targets.
• The Times of Israel reported that Jordan shot down three Iranian missiles fired toward the kingdom.. Coverage difference: Media coverage differs on the success of missile interception. The National (UAE) focuses on the UAE intercepting missiles and asking residents to take shelter. The Times of Israel specifically refers to Jordan shooting down three missiles. In contrast, Mizan News Agency rejects Jordan’s claim of intercepting the missiles and, by releasing a video, says the Patriot system failed to intercept them and that the missiles hit their targets.