Jordan regrets the civilian casualties as a result of its attacks in Syria and announces the establishment of a joint committee. Details: The Jordanian government communications minister, Muhammad Al-Momani, confirmed that the bombing carried out by the Jordanian armed forces yesterday was aimed at ISIS sites, based on information on the ground about confirmed threats to Jordanian national security. Al-Momani revealed that preliminary results indicate losses among the ISIS ranks estimated at more than 20 members, and the destruction of a huge weapons warehouse belonging to the organization. Momani expressed Jordan's sorrow for the civilian casualties, and emphasized that the Jordanian forces avoided targeting sites where information indicated the presence of civilians. Momani announced work to establish a joint Jordanian-Syrian committee to monitor the consequences of the operation and develop coordination in fighting ISIS and protecting civilians. Momani confirmed that the institutional coordination between Jordan and Syria has continued for years in the war on terrorism and arms and drug smuggling, and emphasized that ISIS is a common danger to both countries. The Jordanian government emphasized its pride in the fraternal relations with Syria and its desire to develop them, and emphasized the support for Syria's security, unity and stability. Momani pointed to Jordan's coordination with international bodies to maintain the integrity and unity of the Syrian territories, especially in southern Syria.

Jordan regrets the civilian casualties as a result of its attacks in Syria and announces the establishment of a joint committee. Details: The Jordanian government communications minister, Muhammad Al-Momani, confirmed that the bombing carried out by the Jordanian armed forces yesterday was aimed at ISIS sites, based on information on the ground about confirmed threats to Jordanian national security. Al-Momani revealed that preliminary results indicate losses among the ISIS ranks estimated at more than 20 members, and the destruction of a huge weapons warehouse belonging to the organization. Momani expressed Jordan's sorrow for the civilian casualties, and emphasized that the Jordanian forces avoided targeting sites where information indicated the presence of civilians. Momani announced work to establish a joint Jordanian-Syrian committee to monitor the consequences of the operation and develop coordination in fighting ISIS and protecting civilians. Momani confirmed that the institutional coordination between Jordan and Syria has continued for years in the war on terrorism and arms and drug smuggling, and emphasized that ISIS is a common danger to both countries. The Jordanian government emphasized its pride in the fraternal relations with Syria and its desire to develop them, and emphasized the support for Syria's security, unity and stability. Momani pointed to Jordan's coordination with international bodies to maintain the integrity and unity of the Syrian territories, especially in southern Syria.