Jordan hosts Syrian-'Israeli' meeting, discuss de-escalation
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- Syria requests meeting after 'Israeli' strikes on Abu al-Duhur.
- Amman calls for immediate halt to 'Israeli' attacks.
- Jordan demands withdrawal from occupied Syrian territory.
- Amman urges full adherence to 1974 disengagement deal.
Jordan hosted a meeting on Sunday between Syrian and 'Israeli' officials aimed at achieving de-escalation and restoring regional calm, an official source confirmed on Monday.
According to the source, the meeting was convened at the specific request of Syria following 'Israeli' airstrikes last week that targeted the Abu al-Duhur military airbase in Idlib Governorate, as well as rising tensions across southern Syria.
Jordan condemns 'Israeli' aggression
The official source reiterated Jordan's firm condemnation of 'Israeli' attacks against Syria, characterizing them as flagrant violations of international law and a dangerous regional escalation.
The source emphasized the Kingdom's absolute backing of the Syrian government's efforts to preserve its national security, stability, sovereignty, and territorial integrity.
Furthermore, Jordan stressed the urgent necessity for an immediate cessation of 'Israeli' aggression on Syrian territory, a total withdrawal from occupied Syrian lands, and strict respect for the 1974 Agreement on Disengagement.
