Jordan attacks drug and weapons depot in Syria

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Jordan attacked a drug and weapons depot in southern Syria.
The Jordanian army said it struck locations used by smugglers.
The depot is controlled by rebel groups, per Syrian state media.

The depot, located in al-Suwayda, is controlled by rebel groups, according to sources cited by Syrian state media. A Jordanian army spokesperson said the targets were "used by weapons and drug smugglers." It is unclear whether there were casualties, which specific groups control the depot, or what types of drugs and weapons were stored there. The precise location and any foreign coordination remain unknown.

used by weapons and drug smugglers
Jordanian army spokesperson, Military spokesperson
Statement about attacks on smuggling sites along the northern border.Translated