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Iran’s missile launch and Jordan’s interception
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards opened fire on Jordan by launching five missiles toward the kingdom’s territory on 29 July 2026. Jordan’s armed forces confirmed that they intercepted all of the rockets, preventing any damages or casualties. This incident marks the first Iranian strike on a regional state in days following a period of respite in the conflict with the United States.[1]
Context: pause and ceasefire talks
According to the same report, U.S. officials said that fighting between Tehran and Washington had paused for a few days prior to the attack, during which time diplomatic efforts were reportedly underway to negotiate a ceasefire. Iran’s action is framed by Washington as a tactical response to perceived American aggression rather than a continuation of hostile operations.[1]
U.S. reaction
The United States has publicly accused Iran of attempting to derail the ongoing ceasefire discussions by launching the rockets. Tehran’s Revolutionary Guards acknowledged the strike, citing U.S. “aggressive actions” as the motive. No further details were disclosed by Iran regarding the decision-making behind the launch.[1]
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