Jordan claims multiple missiles violated its airspace.

According to a report by CCTV News on June 8th, Jordanian government spokesman Mohammed al-Moumani stated that multiple missiles had violated Jordanian airspace due to the escalating regional situation. Moumani said the Jordanian Public Security Bureau had activated its air raid siren system and would continue to issue necessary safety guidelines and related information to citizens and people in Jordan. He stated that the Jordanian Armed Forces were closely monitoring the regional situation, fulfilling their duties, and mobilizing all available resources to protect the country and its people's property. Moumani reiterated that Jordan warns against any attempt to violate its airspace, emphasizing that Jordan will not allow any force to turn it into a battlefield for others. On the same day, Jordanian authorities reported that missile debris fell in the Dhnaybeh district of Ramsa, a city in northern Jordan. The report stated that the debris landed in the yard of a residential building, with some fragments affecting several nearby houses, causing property damage but no injuries. Authorities reported that no one was injured at the debris landing site, and the damage was limited to material property. Jordanian security authorities have cordoned off the area and are conducting on-site response efforts.