Jordan on Saturday claimed its air defense systems intercepted and shot down 10 Iranian missiles after they entered the kingdom's airspace, with the military reporting no casualties or material damage. The announcement comes as regional tensions continue to escalate following U.S. strikes on Iranian targets and Tehran's retaliatory attacks across the Middle East. According to the Jordanian army, the missiles were intercepted before reaching their targets. Meanwhile, the U.S. Central Command said it carried out another round of strikes on Iranian military infrastructure, including surveillance sites, logistics facilities, underground weapons storage, and maritime capabilities. Iranian media also reported U.S. strikes in Hormozgan province.