Jordanian aircraft strike terrorist group hideouts linked to Karak attack
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The Royal Jordanian Air Force carried out an operation targeting hideouts belonging to terrorist groups in southern Syria, naming it “Jordanian Deterrence – Hamoud,” the Jordanian Armed Forces said.
The operation was launched in retaliation for those killed in Friday’s attack on a church in Hamoud, in Jordan’s Karak Governorate. The Armed Forces said the individuals responsible for the attack were linked to the targeted terrorist groups.
Royal Jordanian Air Force fighter jets destroyed several sites belonging to the groups in southern Syria. The operation killed and wounded numerous members of the groups and destroyed several of their vehicles, according to the statement.
The Jordanian Armed Forces said they would remain vigilant against anyone seeking to threaten the security of citizens, reaffirming their determination to eradicate extremism and terrorism.
The statement added that the Armed Forces would continue carrying out what it described as their sacred duty to protect the country, its citizens and its holy sites.
