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Syria and Jordan Agree Joint Probe into Deadly Airstrike
Syrian and Jordanian foreign ministers met in Damascus on November 9, 2026, to address a recent Jordanian airstrike that killed civilians in Syria. They agreed to a joint investigation and signed 11 cooperation agreements, aiming to strengthen bilateral ties.
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- 01Syrian and Jordanian foreign ministers met in Damascus on November 9, 2026, to mend ties after a deadly airstrike.
- 02The two nations agreed to a joint investigation into the October 26 airstrike that killed seven Syrian civilians.
- 03Syria and Jordan signed 11 new cooperation agreements covering investment, aviation, and security.
- 04Bilateral trade has nearly tripled in the past year, reaching $330 million.
- 05Jordan reiterated its support for Syria against Israeli attacks and urged international intervention.
The meeting followed an incident where Jordan stated its airstrikes targeted ISIS militants in response to an attack on a Jordanian church, while Syria reported civilian casualties. The two countries also discussed increased trade and cooperation on security issues, including drug smuggling.
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