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Ongoing Story· Day 2

Jordanian Air Force Strikes Terrorist Cells in Southern Syria

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The Jerusalem PostSecurity

Syria Accuses Jordan of Civilian Deaths in Airstrikes, Denies Coordination

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Syria is investigating Jordanian airstrikes in Daraa that it claims killed at least seven civilians, including women and children. Damascus denies prior coordination with Jordan, contradicting Amman's claims that the strikes targeted terrorists linked to a church attack. Syria has opened direct communication with Jordan to address the incident and called for joint border security.

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  • Syria claims Jordanian airstrikes killed at least seven civilians, including women and children.
  • Syria denies prior coordination with Jordan regarding the airstrikes.
  • Jordan states the strikes targeted terrorist hideouts linked to a church attack.
  • Syria has opened an investigation and is in direct contact with Jordan.
  • The incident follows Syrian protests against recent Israeli raids.
Syria Accuses Jordan of Civilian Deaths in Airstrikes, Denies Coordination
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