Jordanian Airstrike in Syria Kills Civilians, Damascus Denies Coordination
Translated & summarized from Abu Ali Express by baba
Jordanian forces conducted an airstrike in southern Syria, claiming to target terrorists. The Syrian Foreign Ministry denied any coordination with Jordan and stated that most of the eight victims were civilians, including children and the elderly. The article questions international reactions to the incident.
The story in 5 lines · by baba
- Jordanian forces claimed an airstrike in southern Syria killed terrorists linked to the Karak church attack.
- Syria's Foreign Ministry denied any coordination with Jordan on the operation.
- Eight people were killed, mostly civilians including children and the elderly.
- The victims were reportedly living in a tent in the village of Taf, Daraa Governorate.
- The article questions potential international condemnation and blame directed at Jordan or Israel.
Jordanian forces claimed responsibility for an airstrike in southern Syria that targeted terrorists linked to a previous attack on a church in Karak. The Jordanian military stated in an official release that the operation was coordinated with the Syrian government. However, the Syrian Foreign Ministry issued its own statement, denying any coordination with Jordan and asserting that the strike was not a joint effort.
Reports indicate that the majority of the casualties were civilians, including children aged 6, 8, and 10, and elderly individuals, some as old as 90, who were residing in a tent in the village of Taf in the Daraa Governorate. The article questions who will condemn the Jordanian action or label it as genocide, and sarcastically suggests that some might even blame Israel for the incident.
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