Syrian authorities and some citizens condemn the Jordanian airstrikes, reporting civilian deaths and lack of coordination, while expressing anger towards Jordan.

Jordanian forces have arrested suspects in connection with the deadly church attack that prompted the airstrikes.

Jordan carried out strikes in Syria in retaliation for a church attack, resulting in both reported civilian and terrorist casualties.

Syria condemned the Jordanian strikes, emphasizing the need for territorial unity and stating a lack of coordination with Amman.

Jordan's military action was a direct response to a deadly church attack in Syria.

Syria condemned the Jordanian strikes, stating they were uncoordinated and resulted in civilian deaths.

Syria responded to the Jordanian strikes by closing a border crossing.

Syrian authorities condemned Jordanian airstrikes, reporting civilian deaths and stating the strikes were uncoordinated and unacceptable.

Jordanian forces conducted strikes in Syria in retaliation for a previous attack on a church.

The Syrian government condemned the Jordanian strikes, stating they were uncoordinated and resulted in civilian deaths, and announced an investigation.

Jordan's actions are presented as a response to a previous attack on a church, indicating a retaliatory measure.

The Jordanian military action in Syria is seen as a justified response to a deadly attack on its citizens and territory.

The Syrian government criticizes the Jordanian strikes, accusing Jordan of not coordinating and potentially using the situation for other purposes.

Jordan carried out a strike in Syria in response to a deadly attack on a church, escalating tensions between the two nations.

Syria has closed its border crossing with Jordan following Jordanian strikes, with Damascus stating the strikes were uncoordinated.

The Jordanian strikes are condemned for causing civilian deaths, including women and children, and for escalating conflict without coordination.

Syria views the Jordanian strikes as an unprovoked attack and has closed a border crossing in response, denying any coordination.

There are concerns about border security and potential escalation following the strikes, with reports of increased military activity.

The Jordanian strikes are seen as a necessary retaliation for a deadly attack on a church.

Syria has responded to the Jordanian airstrikes by closing border crossings and denying coordination.

Jordan's airstrikes are presented as a justified retaliation against militant groups responsible for the church attack.

The airstrikes are condemned for causing civilian casualties, including women and children, and for being carried out without coordination with the Syrian government.