Reuters filed Iranian missiles toward a Jordan air base after the U.S. sank five tankers. [1] This paper printed Wednesday's intercepts. Thursday has no second wave in fetched copy. A recap is not a new barrage. Print Wednesday's. Do not print a new Azraq.

Five hulls remain five. A Brent hold above 100 is not a second missile table. Leave a named new intercept to the edition that owns a named new intercept.

Print Wednesday's. That is still the Azraq entry on record, on this Thursday world desk.
A Brent hold is still not a second missile table, and five hulls remain five.
No Thursday Azraq bulletin is in the intercept stack.
Thursday is not a second Jordan wave on this Jerusalem world desk.

Eighteen intercepts stay Wednesday's count.
Eighteen intercepts is Wednesday's count; Thursday adds none. Interception tallies age fast in live air defense. The Azraq file stays Wednesday's.

Aging tallies fade fast; Thursday lets them. Wednesday's eighteen stands. Azraq's file stays shut.

Shut Azraq files stay Wednesday's; Thursday adds no intercept. Eighteen remains the count. Live air defense ages fast.

Thursday adds no intercept. Eighteen remains Wednesday's. Azraq's file stays shut.

Wednesday's Azraq intercepts stay Wednesday's file. Thursday adds no second wave at the Jordan base. Five hulls stay five, and a 107 wick is not a new missile table. Jerusalem will not reprint a barrage as today's.
Five hulls stay five. A 107 wick is not a new missile table. Thursday adds no second wave.

Five hulls stay five. Thursday reprints no barrage. Five hulls stay five on Thursday.

Thursday adds no second wave. Five hulls stay five. Thursday reprints no barrage.

-- YOSEF STERN, Jerusalem