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Shafaq News..Syria Summons Jordanian Ambassador over Strikes in Daraa
- On Wednesday, Jordan and Syria agreed to establish a joint security committee to investigate recent airstrikes on southern Syria, as the Nasib border crossing reopened following a temporary closure.
- Jordan launched strikes targeting ISIS positions in Daraa province, claiming more than 20 terrorists were killed, following a deadly attack in Karak that killed nine people. Syria reported the strikes killed seven civilians, including three children.
- During their phone conversation, Safadi told Shaibani that strikes targeted imminent threats, expressing "deep regret" over civilian deaths. Syria communicated its "Full reservation" regarding military operations conducted without prior coordination with Damascus.
- Nasib border crossing reopened Wednesday as both countries expressed commitment to preventing the incident from undermining their relationship, aiming to resolve disagreements through dialogue instead of escalation.
- Both governments will develop mechanisms for field and intelligence coordination to counter terrorist threats while strengthening bilateral relations and enhancing security along their shared border. The committee will investigate the airstrikes and assess their consequences.
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Jordan and Syria want to settle the crisis in their relations after the recent violence.
·Germany
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The Syrian government summoned Jordanian Ambassador Sufyan al-Qudat to the Foreign Ministry over Jordan's airstrikes on civilian areas in the Daraa countryside. During the meeting, a protest note was issued to Jordan, emphasizing that the attacks violated the country's sovereignty.
·Türkiye
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Damascus hands protest note to Jordanian envoy after strikes kill civilians, including children, in southern Syria
·Ankara, Türkiye
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Emigrants called on the Ambassador of the Hashemite Kingdom of Jordan to the Syrian Arab Republic to serve as a judge.
·Syrian Arab Republic (the)
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