the Royal Jordanian Air Force bombed terrorist strongholds in southern Syria that day
The Jordanian Armed Forces announced on the 26th that, in coordination with the Syrian government, the Royal Jordanian Air Force bombed terrorist strongholds in southern Syria that day, destroying multiple positions and causing casualties among terrorist group members. Syrian media reported that several explosions were heard in the rural areas of Daraa province in southern Syria that night, resulting in multiple civilian casualties. This operation was aimed at retaliating for the terrorist attack that occurred at a church in Karak province, southern Jordan, on the 23rd, as the terrorists who carried out that attack were linked to these organizations. The statement emphasized that the Jordanian Armed Forces will continue to eliminate the roots of extremism and terrorism and fulfill their duty to protect the nation and its citizens.
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