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Jordan strikes armed groups in Syria it says tied to church attack; Damascus: Civilians killed

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Jordanian airstrikes targeted armed groups in Syria, resulting in over 20 reported militant deaths. Jordanian officials stated the operation targeted members of a terror group linked to a recent church attack, asserting that the strikes were coordinated with Damascus and avoided civilian infrastructure.

Syrian authorities have disputed the nature of the casualties, reporting that at least seven people, including women and children, were killed during the strikes. While Jordan has not publicly identified the specific groups targeted, the operation marks a significant cross-border military action amid ongoing regional security concerns.

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Arab News (SA) Emphasizes coordination with Damascus and avoidance of civilian areas.
Times of Israel (IL) Highlights the link to a church attack and reports civilian fatalities.
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