The king of Jordan tried to justify helping Israel
King Abdullah II of Jordan commented that he helped Israel destroy Iranian missiles. According to the Jordanian leader, he does not want his country to become a theater of war and destroyed the Iranian missiles in order to ensure his security.
Jordanian King Abdullah II commented that he helped Israel destroy Iranian missiles, reports Arab News.
According to the Jordanian leader, he does not want his country to become a theater of war, and Jordan is committed to ensuring its own security while destroying Iran's missiles. It was a decision by a sovereign state that had nothing to do with the desire to help Israel.
Earlier, in a meeting with his German counterpart in Berlin, Jordanian Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi called on international attention not to be diverted from the Gaza Strip to the conflict between Israel and Iran.
It should be noted that at the end of last week, Iran responded to the bombing of the Iranian consulate in Damascus by Israel and the attack in which 13 Iranian soldiers were killed. More than 300 drones, cruise missiles and ballistic missiles were shot down, most of them before they could reach Israeli territory.
Some of the downed Iranian missiles and drones belong to Jordan. In particular, Queen of Jordan, Royal Air Force pilot Salma announced that she shot down six drones on the day of the Iranian attack.
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