Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) has issued a strong warning to Jordan over efforts to intercept missiles and drones launched toward the occupied Palestinian territories, stating that any such intervention could draw a military response.

The IRGC said attempts to prevent Iranian missiles or unmanned aerial vehicles from reaching their intended targets would have serious consequences and could further escalate tensions in the region.

The warning came amid heightened military confrontation involving the Israeli regime and growing concerns over the possibility of broader regional involvement.

Iranian officials indicated that the interception of missiles or drones in Jordanian airspace would be viewed as direct interference in ongoing military operations, warning that parties involved could become legitimate targets if such actions continue.

The statement underscored Tehran's determination to press ahead with its military operations and signaled that any effort to obstruct them would not go unanswered.

Iran also suggested that its operations could expand further if regional developments continue to intensify, raising concerns about a wider escalation across the Middle East.

The latest warning reflects increasing tensions as regional actors closely monitor the conflict and its potential implications for neighboring countries. Analysts warn that any direct involvement by additional states could significantly increase the risk of a broader confrontation extending beyond the immediate battlefield.

Observers note that Jordan has repeatedly emphasized the protection of its national sovereignty and airspace, while regional powers continue to exchange warnings amid fears of further military escalation. (ILKHA)