Jordan intercepts Iranian missiles after reported launches toward the country, according to multiple outlets. India Today says Jordan intercepts five Iranian missiles. Other reports describe Jordan intercepting missiles associated with Iran. In parallel, the United States and Saudi Arabia carry out air strikes against militia targets in Iraq. The Belfast Telegraph and Winnipeg Free Press describe the same general sequence: missile activity tied to Iran prompts Jordan to intercept, while US and Saudi forces strike armed groups operating in Iraq. The coverage is consistent on the regional timeline and the roles of each actor—Jordan conducting interceptions, and the US and Saudi Arabia conducting strikes—while details such as the exact locations of the militia targets and the specific outcome of strikes are not provided in the supplied excerpts. Across sources, the story centers on coordinated events across borders involving Iranian missile activity, Jordan’s defensive actions, and US-Saudi military operations in Iraq.