Jordanian strikes in Syria The Jordanian Air Force carried out a series of strikes in southern Syria during the night. Amman said it was a response to a recent terrorist attack on the al-Kharaq church, and the shooters were allegedly linked to "terrorist organizations" in Daraa province. The Jordanian Air Force attacked a farm near the border town of Nasib, the village of Lutaf al-Lajaat and an abandoned house between Mazirib and Taps, the army reported destroyed objects and dozens of armed men. According to media in Syria, among the dead were five civilians, including women and children, and another elderly person died in the hospital. This is not the first time that the Jordanians attack southern Syria; In recent years, they have been looking for Captagon networks and sleeper cells of the "Islamic State", of which there are indeed many in Daraa, so the version about the Syrian traces seems plausible. But targeted airstrikes without "ground intervention" on farms will not clean up terrorist networks. Moreover, if cells do exist in southern Syria, it is likely that such visits will lead them deeper underground. Apparently, for the authorities in Amman, the attack mainly solves an internal problem; After a resounding terrorist attack, a quick and loud response was required. The Jordanians probably have less and less hope for the regime in Damascus as a partner in cleaning up the south. Given the fact that the Israelis now control Quneitra and Daraa. In such a neighborhood, apparently, Amman will continue to strike on its own, but without solving the problem itself and only hiding it for a while. - On the chaos in the Middle East with love support us.

Jordanian strikes in Syria The Jordanian Air Force carried out a series of strikes in southern Syria during the night. Amman said it was a response to a recent terrorist attack on the al-Kharaq church, and the shooters were allegedly linked to "terrorist organizations" in Daraa province. The Jordanian Air Force attacked a farm near the border town of Nasib, the village of Lutaf al-Lajaat and an abandoned house between Mazirib and Taps, the army reported destroyed objects and dozens of armed men. According to media in Syria, among the dead were five civilians, including women and children, and another elderly person died in the hospital. This is not the first time that the Jordanians attack southern Syria; In recent years, they have been looking for Captagon networks and sleeper cells of the "Islamic State", of which there are indeed many in Daraa, so the version about the Syrian traces seems plausible. But targeted airstrikes without "ground intervention" on farms will not clean up terrorist networks. Moreover, if cells do exist in southern Syria, it is likely that such visits will lead them deeper underground. Apparently, for the authorities in Amman, the attack mainly solves an internal problem; After a resounding terrorist attack, a quick and loud response was required. The Jordanians probably have less and less hope for the regime in Damascus as a partner in cleaning up the south. Given the fact that the Israelis now control Quneitra and Daraa. In such a neighborhood, apparently, Amman will continue to strike on its own, but without solving the problem itself and only hiding it for a while. - On the chaos in the Middle East with love support us.