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Syrian and Jordanian Military Leaders Discuss Border Security Cooperation
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Military leaders from Syria and Jordan have discussed enhancing defense cooperation to counter border security threats, including ISIS activity and alleged Hezbollah plots. The talks also addressed concerns about drug smuggling and the influence of Iranian-backed militias.
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- Syrian and Jordanian military chiefs discussed defense cooperation to counter border threats.
- The talks addressed recent operations against ISIS cells near the Jordanian border.
- A Hezbollah-linked cell allegedly attempting to deploy rockets was recently dismantled.
- Both countries are cooperating to prevent drug smuggling and regional instability.
- Jordan is concerned about Iranian-backed militias near its border.
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