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Home Jordan News Syrian aircraft bomb areas near Jordanian-Syrian borders 08-05-2023 09:40 AM Ammon News - Aircraft targeted areas within the Jordanian borders with Syria, where residents in different areas of Irbid and Ramtha heard strong explosions at Monday Monday. Warplanes flew over border areas in Daraa Governorate, southern Syria, according to what was showed in videos. Syrian media said that the warplanes targeted the border village of Kharab al-Shahem, Tali al-Hara and al-Jumu’, with several raids, as the sounds of warplanes flying in the sky of Ramtha from within the Syrian border were monitored. Residents said that they heard the sound of warplanes and loud explosions for more than 10 minutes in the border areas during the early hours of dawn.

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Syrian aircraft bomb areas near Jordanian-Syrian borders

08-05-2023 09:40 AM

Ammon News - Aircraft targeted areas within the Jordanian borders with Syria, where residents in different areas of Irbid and Ramtha heard strong explosions at Monday Monday.

Warplanes flew over border areas in Daraa Governorate, southern Syria, according to what was showed in videos.

Syrian media said that the warplanes targeted the border village of Kharab al-Shahem, Tali al-Hara and al-Jumu’, with several raids, as the sounds of warplanes flying in the sky of Ramtha from within the Syrian border were monitored.

Residents said that they heard the sound of warplanes and loud explosions for more than 10 minutes in the border areas during the early hours of dawn.

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