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Jordan launches airstrikes in Syria after church attackWorld

Jordan’s air force said it struck armed groups in Syria on Monday evening, October 27, in retaliation for Friday’s attack on a Greek Orthodox church in Karak, southern Jordan, which killed nine people. Syrian authorities said at least six people were killed in the airstrikes.

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Jordan launches air strikes in Syria after deadly church attackWorld

Jordan says its air force struck targets in southern Syria that it describes as terrorist hideouts linked to a deadly attack on a Greek Orthodox church in Karak, Jordan. Syrian media report at least five people, including women and children, were killed. Jordanian security forces arrested three suspects linked to the church attack, which killed at least nine people.

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Jordan’s interior minister updates public on deadly Karak church shootingWorld

Interior Minister Mazin Al-Farrayeh gave an update after three suspects linked to the church shooting in Karak were arrested. They were injured in a shootout in a village in the region and taken into custody. A funeral for Friday’s victims was held on Sunday.

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Gunmen kill 7 and wound dozens in attack at Jordan church funeralWorld

Gunmen opened fire during a funeral inside a Greek Orthodox church in Jordan’s Karak governorate, killing seven people and wounding 34. The public security director said the search for the attackers was continuing, while the interior ministry described them as “extremists.”

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At least 7 killed in shooting at church in JordanWorld

At least seven people were killed and 28 injured when gunmen opened fire inside a church in Jordan’s Karak province, according to the country’s public security agency. The shooting occurred during a funeral attended by Christians, and authorities are pursuing the unidentified gunmen.

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