Families of victims killed in Jordanian strike deny links to church attack
Summary
Jordanian strikes in Syria, carried out in retaliation for a church attack the previous week, killed at least seven people, including five members of one family. Jordan said it targeted “terrorist hideouts,” while relatives of the people killed denied that they were connected to the attack.Key Facts
- The strikes took place in Syria.
- Jordan said the strikes targeted “terrorist hideouts.”
- Jordan said the strikes were retaliation for a church attack the previous week.
- At least seven people were killed.
- The dead included five members of one family.
- Relatives denied that the victims had links to the church attack.
- Al Jazeera reporter Obaida Hitto reported from Deraa.
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