10 February 2018•Update: 11 February 2018
By Laith Joneidi
AMMAN
Military wreckage fell Saturday in Irbid city in northern Jordan, according to local media.
Alghad newspaper said wreckage belonging to a plane or a missile fell in Malka area in Irbid and that a competent authority was dealing with it.
The daily, citing a security source, said no injuries were reported.
There was no comment from Jordanian authorities on the report.
The wreckage was found shortly after Israel said a warfighter crashed in northern Israel during a raid on military targets inside Syria.
On Saturday, the Israeli army said its forces had shot down an Iranian drone launched from Syria and struck several targets inside the war-torn neighbor.
Syria’s official SANA news agency, meanwhile, said the Syrian anti-aircraft missiles hit more than one Israeli fighter jet during the raid.
Last year, a similar incident took place in Irbid, with Jordanian authorities saying that shrapnel fell in the city after Israeli anti-missile systems intercepted rockets fired from Syria.
