Syria-Jordan border reopens amid probe into deadly airstrikes
Foreign ministers form security committee to share intelligence and follow up on impact of Jordan's strikes on Syria.
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Foreign ministers form security committee to share intelligence and follow up on impact of Jordan's strikes on Syria.
Open original →Syria reopened its main border crossing with Jordan on Wednesday as the two countries reaffirmed ties that were strained by a deadly retaliatory strike by Jordanian forces. Jordan's strike -- a reprisal against a gun attack on a church -- sparked the worst crisis between the two countries since the ousting of longtime…
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Syria-Jordan security committee to meet in two days to investigate deadly airstrikes
Jordan, Syria agree to form joint committee to investigate deadly air strikes
Syria-Jordan border reopens amid probe into deadly airstrikes
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