Iran nears Jordan border amid militia activity
The article focuses on the security challenges facing Jordan as a result of escalating tensions between Washington and Tehran. The risks of renewed attacks on American interests are increasing, along with Iran's efforts to establish cells and militias loyal to it within Jordanian territory—particularly through longstanding attempts to open channels for espionage and threats during the Syrian crisis. Security sources confirm that the borders with Iraq and Syria have been theaters of Iranian activity and militias supported by Iran. With threats intensifying from Iran's influence, which now poses a danger to the kingdom's security, Jordan has implemented extensive security measures to thwart infiltration attempts and escalation. Experts believe that Jordan’s geographical location makes it a strategic battleground, and despite Iran's success in expanding its influence in the region, the kingdom has not yet become a domestic stronghold for the Iranian project.
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