Jordan starts catching Iran’s missiles like it’s dodgeball
It seems the sky over the Middle East is officially the busiest airspace on Earth right now, with Jordan and the U.S. shooting down incoming missiles back to back.
Iran sent a missile barrage towards U.S. forces, but American air defenses swatted them out of the sky.
Shortly after, Jordan had to step in and intercept five Iranian missiles cruising through its own airspace. Shooting down stray ballistic missiles mid-flight is suddenly standard routine for regional neighbors.
At the same time, the U.S. and Saudi Arabia hit militia targets in Iraq to tamp down the chaos.
Airspace security in the region has essentially turned into a high-stakes game of live missile interception.
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