A senior Jordanian source denied what was reported by Israeli media that the Kingdom of Jordan will open its airspace to Israeli warplanes to attack Iran. The source confirmed: "Jordan informed Israel and Iran that it will not allow its airspace to be violated," according to Al-Mamlaka TV. Jordanian Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates Ayman Safadi said in a previous statement that "Jordan will not allow anyone to violate its airspace." Safadi added: "Our message is clear to the Iranians and Israelis that we will not be a battlefield for anyone and we will not allow anyone to violate our airspace." Source: National Iraqi News Agency
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