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Jordan carries out airstrikes in Syria following deadly church attack

Syrian authorities closed the Nassib border crossing and reported at least six deaths from the raids, while Jordanian officials stated they coordinated the operation.

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Published October 27, 2026, 09:20 (Brasília time) · 2 min read

Person inspecting notebooks and debris on the ground at night after a bombing. — Debris and scattered notebooks following the airstrikes. Photo: Reprodução/France 24

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What happened: Jordan launched airstrikes in Syria in retaliation for a church shooting, prompting Syria to close the Nassib border crossing.
Who is affected: Residents, travelers, and commercial operators crossing between Jordan and Syria, as well as communities affected by the border closure.
What changes: The Nassib border crossing is completely closed to passenger and commercial traffic in both directions, and security measures have intensified with arrests made in Jordan.

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