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The Royal Jordanian Air Force carries out the "Jordanian Deterrence - Hamoud" operation, targeting terrorist organization hideouts in southern Syria

A statement issued by the Jordanian Armed Forces - Arab Army

The Royal Jordanian Air Force carries out the "Jordanian Deterrence - Hamoud" operation, targeting terrorist organization hideouts in southern Syria

- The operation comes in retaliation for our martyrs who perished at the Hamoud church funeral in Karak last Friday

- The terrorists who carried out this criminal act in Hamoud are linked to these terrorist organizations

- Royal Air Force fighter jets destroyed a number of terrorist sites in southern Syria

- The operation resulted in the killing and wounding of many members of the terrorist organizations and the destruction of a number of their vehicles

The falcons of the Royal Jordanian Air Force carried out a qualitative operation today targeting the hideouts of terrorist organizations in southern Syria, dubbed "Jordanian Deterrence – Hamoud."

This operation comes in retaliation for our martyrs who perished at the Hamoud church funeral in Karak last Friday, as the terrorists who carried out this criminal act are linked to these terrorist organizations.

Fighter jets from the Royal Air Force destroyed a number of terrorist sites, and the operation resulted in the killing and wounding of many members of these terrorist organizations and the destruction of a number of their vehicles.

The Armed Forces confirm that they stand ready to confront anyone who dares to compromise the security of citizens, and emphasize their determination to proceed with eradicating the roots of extremism and terrorism, and that they are continuing their sacred duty to protect the nation, its citizens, and safeguard its sanctities.

May God have mercy on the martyrs of Karak and keep Jordan dear and impregnable.

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