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Jordanian security forces secure a street in the town of Irbid, 80 kms north of the capital Amman, near the border with Syria.

Jordan army says it detected suspicious aerial movements near Syria border

  • ‘Country is located in an explosive region at the center of an exchange of drones fired by Iran’s proxies’
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