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Syria closed the Nassib border crossing with Jordan following Jordanian airstrikes in the Daraa governorate, the Syrian General Authority for Land and Sea Ports and Customs announced. Meanwhile, the Syrian Foreign Ministry said it had conveyed its full reservations to Jordan about conducting operations inside Syrian territory without prior coordination. The Jordanian military announced on Monday that it had carried out airstrikes on sites in southeastern Syria, claiming that the operation took place following coordination with the Syrian government, a claim that Damascus denied. The Jordanian military said the operation was carried out in response to the deaths of the victims of the funeral attack at St. George's Church in Karak on Friday. They also added that those responsible for the attack were connected to the armed groups operating in southern Syria.

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Syria closed the Nassib border crossing with Jordan following Jordanian airstrikes in the Daraa governorate, the Syrian General Authority for Land and Sea Ports and Customs announced. Meanwhile, the Syrian Foreign Ministry said it had conveyed its full reservations to Jordan about conducting operations inside Syrian territory without prior coordination. The Jordanian military announced on Monday that it had carried out airstrikes on sites in southeastern Syria, claiming that the operation took place following coordination with the Syrian government, a claim that Damascus denied. The Jordanian military said the operation was carried out in response to the deaths of the victims of the funeral attack at St. George's Church in Karak on Friday. They also added that those responsible for the attack were connected to the armed groups operating in southern Syria.

Syria closed the Nassib border crossing with Jordan following Jordanian airstrikes in the Daraa governorate, the Syrian General Authority for Land and Sea Ports and Customs announced. Meanwhile, the Syrian Foreign Ministry said it had conveyed its full reservations to Jordan about conducting operations inside Syrian territory without prior coordination. The Jordanian military announced on Monday that it had carried out airstrikes on sites in southeastern Syria, claiming that the operation took place following coordination with the Syrian government, a claim that Damascus denied. The Jordanian military said the operation was carried out in response to the deaths of the victims of the funeral attack at St. George's Church in Karak on Friday. They also added that those responsible for the attack were connected to the armed groups operating in southern Syria.

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