Army thwarts infiltration attempt using drone on western frontier
The source noted that Border Guard forces detected the drone and tracked its path, applying the rules of engagement and managing to bring it down inside Jordanian territory.
The drone was then transferred to the relevant authorities for the necessary procedures, according to a JAF statement.
The source stressed that the JAF continue to carry out their duties with efficiency and vigilance, and remains resolute in preventing any attempts that seek to undermine the nation's security and stability.
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