7 Killed in Jordanian Airstrikes on S. Syria Amid Coordination Dispute
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Jordan strikes targets in Syria after deadly church attack
Jordan said on Monday its air force struck what it described as militant hideouts in southern Syria after determining that the suspects behind last week’s deadly church attack in the kingdom were linked to “terrorist groups” operating there. The armed forces said the operation was conducted in coordination with Damascus. Syria’s government gave a contradictory account, saying it had launched an investigation into the Jordanian attacks, and stre…
Foreign Ministry expresses regret over casualties, says contacts with Jordan are ongoing to address aftermath
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the Syrian diaspora has confirmed that the brothers in Jordan have been informed of the complete reservation to carry out operations inside Syrian territory without prior coordination.
Eight civilians, including three children, were killed on Monday in Jordanian airstrikes in southern Syria, Syrian authorities said. “Eight dead people, including an elderly man and three children, were taken to hospitals in Daraa province,” health officials said, adding that four people were also injured. At the same time, the Syrian government clarified that “there was no coordination regarding the military operation” launched by Jordan.
London: Jordanian fighters struck a location in southern Syria late Monday night, dubbed a "terrorist hideout," three days after a funeral was attacked in Jordan's Karak province. Following the attack, Syria announced it had killed eight civilians, including a woman and three children. The Syrian government said the attack was carried out without prior coordination with Damascus. Khalid al-Amihan, head of health in Dara, told Syria's state news …
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