
Jordan announced the implementation of air strikes in southern Syria targeting terrorist organizations, while the Syrian government reported the killing of eight civilians, including children and women, in the Daraa countryside as a result of these raids.
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The Syrian-Jordanian border witnesses recurring security tensions related to the fight against armed organizations and drug smuggling.
Jordanian Minister of Government Communications, Muhammad al-Momani, said that the air strikes on southern Syria resulted in “major losses among the organization’s ranks, estimated at more than 20 members,” and the destruction of a huge weapons depot, while the Syrian government announced that “civilian victims” were killed in Jordanian air strikes carried out Monday on southern Syria, after the Jordanian army announced that the raids targeted “terrorist organizations.”
Syria announced that the death toll from air strikes carried out by the Jordanian Air Force on sites in the countryside of Daraa Governorate, southern Syria, had risen to eight people on Monday, including three children and a woman, according to what the official Syrian News Agency (SANA) reported, citing the Director of Health in Daraa, Khaled Al-Omyan.

Daraa Governorate mourned the victims of Jordanian air strikes, amid Syrian demands to open a joint investigation. In Iraq, Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaidi announced the dismissal of 69 advisors from their duties as part of austerity measures and streamlining government work.

Daraa Governorate mourned the victims of Jordanian air strikes amid popular anger and demands for a joint investigation. In parallel, Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi dismissed 69 advisors as part of austerity measures and the liquidation of political networks within his office.

The third Russian-African summit is being held in Moscow to discuss development partnerships and mediation in conflicts, coinciding with the visit of the Commander of the Turkish Land Forces to Cairo to enhance military coordination, amid extensive diplomatic and security movements in the region.

The Libyan authorities continue to deport irregular migrants and confront smuggling attempts, while the country is witnessing labor protests demanding increased salaries. In Algeria, a court issued prison sentences against former Football Association officials on financial corruption charges.

French-Iranian relations are under increasing tension after the intimidation of a French diplomat in Tehran, coinciding with the start of the Israeli parliamentary elections amid sharp polarization and security fears of scenarios similar to the storming of the Capitol.

Neighboring Arab countries are awaiting the results of the Israeli elections amid fears of the continuation of strict security policies towards the Palestinian issue and Iran, with questions about the possibility of a change in the diplomatic approach or paths of regional normalization.