Summary
Jordan's military has launched air strikes against drug and weapon smugglers near its northern border with Syria. These strikes targeted locations used by trafficking groups to smuggle items into Jordan. The operation aimed to destroy smuggling sites and was based on detailed intelligence and regional support.
Key Facts
- Jordan conducted military strikes on drug and weapon smugglers near its border with Syria.
- The strikes focused on "launch points" used by smugglers to enter Jordan.
- Jordanian forces destroyed factories and workshops used by smugglers.
- The attacks were based on specific intelligence and regional cooperation.
- The Jordanian military has not disclosed which partner countries supported these efforts.
- No casualties were immediately reported from these operations.
- Syrian television reported that the strikes hit locations in Suwayda, Syria.
- The strikes are part of ongoing efforts to prevent the smuggling of captagon, a drug produced in Syria.
