They involved possession of explosives and automatic weapons, the manufacture of rockets, the concealment of one rocket ready to be launched, a project to manufacture drones, and the training of individuals both in Jordan and abroad, it alleged. The second three-member cell, which was arrested in February, had begun manufacturing short-range rockets and storing them in warehouses in Amman and the city of Zarqa, just to the north-east, he said, adding that they had received training and funding from abroad Jordanian officials have previously accused the Brotherhood of instigating pro-Hamas protests following the start of the Gaza war with the aim of destabilising the kingdom, which borders Israel and several Arab states.
Published at: 2025-04-15 21:45:36
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