Syria slams deadly Jordan strikes as ‘unacceptable’ breach of airspace
Syria's foreign ministry on Tuesday condemned Jordanian strikes in southern Syria in retaliation for a deadly church attack in the kingdom last week that…
France 24 reports: Syria's foreign ministry on Tuesday condemned Jordanian strikes in southern Syria in retaliation for a deadly church attack in the kingdom last week that Amman linked to militants operating across the border.
Syria said the strikes killed seven people, including three children and a woman. Jordan said it regretted the civilian casualties.
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