Citizens have put up for sale the wreckage of missiles that fell in the areas of Hasa, Marj al-Hamam, and Karak Governorate on a popular site specialized in selling vehicles, real estate, and various goods.
Jordanians have taken advantage of the missile strikes in different regions of Jordan to poke fun at the Iranian attack on Israel, which was a response to the targeting of the Iranian consulate in Damascus. They have listed the wreckage of missiles that fell in Hasa, Marj al-Hamam, and Karak for sale on the well-known "Open Market" site, with varying prices. One of the advertisements was titled: "Used Iranian ballistic missile in good condition for sale," while another seller wrote, "One-time use ballistic missile for sale at a tempting price." The ad included specifications and pictures of the missile, stating it is of "excellent type" and that it suffered a "mishap," with the description mentioning "severe damage to the body." It also noted that "payment can be made in installments."
Meanwhile, some documented personal photos with the missiles that fell on Jordanian territory as a keepsake. On Sunday morning, the Jordanian government announced that some flying objects that entered Jordanian airspace were dealt with the previous night to prevent endangering the safety of citizens and populated areas. The government also indicated that debris fell in various locations without causing any damage or injuries among the citizens.
