Jordan: Jordan will not be a 'battleground' in any regional conflict or a launchpad for any military action against Iran, Foreign Minister Ayman Safadi told his Iranian counterpart, Abbas Araghchi, on Monday.

According to Anadolu Agency, Safadi's remarks came over a phone call during which the ministers discussed bilateral and regional issues, as shared by the Jordanian Foreign Ministry on US social media company X. Safadi emphasized that Amman will not permit any party to violate Jordan's airspace or threaten its security and the safety of its citizens, stating, "and will confront with all its capabilities any attempt to breach its airspace."

He reiterated Amman's rejection of violating the sovereignty of states and highlighted the need to respect international law, as noted in the statement. The top diplomats also addressed developments related to Iran's nuclear program, with Safadi advocating for diplomacy and dialogue as a means to resolve the issue.

The foreign minister expressed Jordan's support for all efforts aimed at de-escalation, ending tensions, and achieving calm in the region. Araghchi, for his part, praised Jordan's positions and its efforts to achieve security and stability in the region, according to the statement.

The ministers also agreed to continue communication and consultation pertaining to regional developments and ongoing diplomatic efforts to end tensions and activate dialogue. The contact comes amid heightened tensions between Iran and the US, with the American military fleet reportedly heading toward the region, as announced by President Donald Trump.

Trump confirmed that a large US 'armada' was en route to the region, warning Iran to enter negotiations over its nuclear program or face potential military action.

In recent days, there has been intense diplomatic activity, with several regional countries - including Turkiye - intervening to ease tensions between the two nations.