Jordan's military shot down a drone early on Tuesday after it entered the kingdom's airspace over the eastern desert, the state-run Petra news agency reported.
The military said the drone was intercepted after breaching Jordanian airspace. No casualties or material damage were reported.
The incident came a day after Jordan's military said it had downed two drones targeting the kingdom. The Israeli military also said it intercepted two unmanned aerial vehicles near the Jordanian border that did not enter Israeli airspace.
It also followed Saudi Arabia's announcement on Monday that it had intercepted and destroyed several drones launched from Iraq that were attempting to target oil facilities in the kingdom.
No group has claimed responsibility for any of the drone incidents.
On Sunday, an Iranian military spokesperson said Tehran had halted its military operations after the United States stopped its attacks on Iran over the previous two days.
Axios reported that US President Donald Trump ordered the military to suspend further strikes on Iran after nearly two weeks of daily attacks.
Tensions between Washington and Tehran have escalated in recent weeks, with the US carrying out strikes inside Iran and Tehran responding by targeting what it said were US military facilities and equipment across the region.
