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Jordan announced that the country's air force had attacked what it called "militant hideouts" after the suspects in a deadly attack on a church were linked to "terrorist groups" in southern Syria. Due to the developments in Daraa, Syria also closed the Nassib crossing, the only passenger and commercial crossing with Jordan. The Jordanian army stated that the attacks were carried out with the coordination of Damascus, but the Syrian Foreign Ministry announced that the attacks were carried out without prior coordination and an investigation was opened. A Syrian health official said five civilians, including women and children, were killed. The Jordanian authorities previously announced the arrest of three suspects in the attack on the Greek Orthodox church in Kfar Hammoud. This attack left 9 dead and at least 34 wounded. The Jordanian Public Security announced that three suspects were injured and arrested after they were identified in an abandoned house and exchanged fire with the security forces. The security forces were not injured and a number of weapons and ammunition were also found. So far, no group has claimed responsibility for the attack on the church.

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Jordan announced that the country's air force had attacked what it called "militant hideouts" after the suspects in a deadly attack on a church were linked to "terrorist groups" in southern Syria. Due to the developments in Daraa, Syria also closed the Nassib crossing, the only passenger and commercial crossing with Jordan. The Jordanian army stated that the attacks were carried out with the coordination of Damascus, but the Syrian Foreign Ministry announced that the attacks were carried out without prior coordination and an investigation was opened. A Syrian health official said five civilians, including women and children, were killed. The Jordanian authorities previously announced the arrest of three suspects in the attack on the Greek Orthodox church in Kfar Hammoud. This attack left 9 dead and at least 34 wounded. The Jordanian Public Security announced that three suspects were injured and arrested after they were identified in an abandoned house and exchanged fire with the security forces. The security forces were not injured and a number of weapons and ammunition were also found. So far, no group has claimed responsibility for the attack on the church.

Jordan announced that the country's air force had attacked what it called "militant hideouts" after the suspects in a deadly attack on a church were linked to "terrorist groups" in southern Syria. Due to the developments in Daraa, Syria also closed the Nassib crossing, the only passenger and commercial crossing with Jordan. The Jordanian army stated that the attacks were carried out with the coordination of Damascus, but the Syrian Foreign Ministry announced that the attacks were carried out without prior coordination and an investigation was opened. A Syrian health official said five civilians, including women and children, were killed. The Jordanian authorities previously announced the arrest of three suspects in the attack on the Greek Orthodox church in Kfar Hammoud. This attack left 9 dead and at least 34 wounded. The Jordanian Public Security announced that three suspects were injured and arrested after they were identified in an abandoned house and exchanged fire with the security forces. The security forces were not injured and a number of weapons and ammunition were also found. So far, no group has claimed responsibility for the attack on the church.

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