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    Jordan strikes Syria after church massacre: Seven civilians dead in retaliatory raids

    Whatfinger EditorBy Whatfinger EditorOctober 28, 2026No Comments4 Mins Read
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    Jordan strikes Syria after church massacre: Seven civilians dead in retaliatory raids

    Jordan launched retaliatory airstrikes in southern Syria on Monday, targeting alleged terrorist sites linked to an October 23 church attack that killed nine mourners in Karak.
    Syrian officials reported seven civilians killed, including three children, and disputed Jordan’s claim of prior coordination with Damascus.
    Jordan arrested three suspects – two brothers and a brother-in-law – following a dawn raid near the attack site; Islamic State claimed responsibility.
    Syria closed the Nassib border crossing in response, suspending all passenger and commercial traffic, while opening channels with Jordan for investigation.
    The strike marks the latest cross-border escalation in a region already destabilized by Iran-linked militias, drug smuggling networks and fragile ceasefires.


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