গির্জায় হামলার জেরে সিরিয়ায় জর্ডানের বিমান হামলা, নিহত ৭

Jordan carried out air strikes in southern Syria on Monday, 26 October, in retaliation for a gun attack on a Greek Orthodox church in Karak province the previous Friday, which killed at least nine people. Syrian authorities said at least seven people were killed, including three children and a woman, in strikes across Deraa and Suweyda provinces. Jordan's armed forces said the strikes targeted armed group hideouts and were conducted in coordination with the Syrian government, claims Syria denied; Syria said it launched an investigation. Syria closed the Nassib crossing, the main passenger and goods route with Jordan. A Syrian Foreign Ministry official called the strikes a 'treacherous attack.' Earlier, Jordanian security forces arrested two brothers and their brother-in-law suspected of involvement in the church attack after a three-hour shootout. King Abdullah II vowed the 'harshest penalties' and ordered a review of security procedures.

Where accounts differ. Jordan's military says the strikes were coordinated with Syria's government, which Syria denies; Al Jazeera English and Amar Desh report the denial, while Jugantor and Daily Naya Diganta report only Jordan's claim.

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