Syria: Jordanian Airstrikes Kill Seven, Including 3 Children | Hindustan Times

Published on Oct 27, 2026 01:53 pm IST

Syrian emergency teams responded to four sites hit by Jordanian airstrikes in the countryside of Daraa and Sweida provinces on October 26. According to a preliminary report by the Syrian Civil Defence, seven people, including three children and a woman, were killed, while three others were wounded. Jordan said the strikes targeted suspected militant hideouts linked to the deadly church attack in the kingdom. Amman stated that the operation was coordinated with Damascus, while Syria expressed reservations over the strikes, citing a lack of prior coordination.

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