Jordanian military source says no jets were allowed to cross country’s airspace during Israel’s strike on Iran

Jordanian state media cites a military source as saying that no fighter jets from any conflicting regional parties were allowed to cross into the country’s airspace, after Israel launched retaliatory airstrikes on Iran overnight.

Jordan also says the strikes were “in violation of international law and [Iran’s] sovereignty, and a dangerous escalation that leads to more tension in the region.”

The strikes came after Iran launched some 200 ballistic missiles at Israel on October 1, some of which were downed by the Jordanian Air Force.

Jordan also helped Israel thwart its previous attack on Israel in April this year.

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