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Jordanian security forces arrested three terrorists accused of carrying out an attack against Jordanian citizens at a church in the village of Hamoud in Karak Governorate, following an armed confrontation at dawn on Monday, the Public Security Directorate announced.

Queen Rania Al Abdullah, accompanied by Princess Rajwa Al Hussein and Princess Salma bint Abdullah II, visited the governorate of Karak in southern Jordan on Sunday to extend condolences to the families of those killed in an attack on a local church.

The royal delegation met with bereaved relatives and community members at the Hmoud Charitable Society in the village of Hmoud.

Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II also visited to convey the sympathies of King Abdullah II directly to the families.

During the gathering, Queen Rania expressed deep sympathy to the families of the victims, offering prayers for the deceased and wishing a swift recovery for the injured.

The visit follows a deadly shooting on Friday targeting worshippers and mourners gathered for a service at the Saint George Greek Orthodox Church in Hmoud.

The attack resulted in nine fatalities and left more than two dozen others injured, prompting nationwide mourning and official condemnation across Jordan.

His Royal Highness Crown Prince Al Hussein bin Abdullah II on Sunday extended his deepest sympathies to the families of the martyrs of the terrorist attack on the Greek Orthodox Church of Saint George in Hmoud, Karak.

Attending the funeral at Hmoud Village, the Crown Prince denounced the attack on innocent people in a place of worship, calling it a cowardly and treacherous act.

Expressing his deepest condolences to the victims’ families, the Crown Prince reasserted His Majesty King Abdullah II’s directives to strike terrorists with an iron fist, emphasising that any attempt to undermine Jordanian unity will meet a decisive response.

His Royal Highness underscored that the terrorist attack is an assault on Jordan and all Jordanians, adding that Karak will remain steadfast and proud through the unyielding determination of its people.

The Crown Prince emphasised that the full power of state resources is engaged to track down the terrorists and bring them to justice.