Syria's Foreign Ministry condemned the Jordanian strikes as a violation of its airspace and sovereignty, stating they were conducted without prior coordination.

Both Jordan and Syria have agreed to form a joint committee to investigate the airstrikes and their consequences, aiming to de-escalate tensions.

The strikes are presented as a direct response to a terrorist attack on Jordanian soil.

Jordan launched strikes in Syria in response to a terrorist attack on a church, targeting militant groups.

Jordanian strikes in Syria are a direct response to a deadly church attack within Jordan.

Jordan launched strikes in Syria as retaliation for a terrorist attack on a Jordanian church.

There appears to be a disagreement between Damascus and Amman regarding military coordination despite previous cooperation.

Jordan confirms its military conducted airstrikes in southern Syria targeting ISIS militants, stating the operation was in response to threats to national security.

Jordan expressed regret over the civilian casualties during its airstrikes in southern Syria and indicated a willingness to form a joint committee with Damascus to investigate.

Jordan confirms its military operations against ISIS in southern Syria, asserting success in killing militants and expressing regret over civilian casualties, proposing a joint committee with Damascus.

Syrian state media reports that Jordanian airstrikes resulted in civilian deaths, including children, highlighting the human cost of the military intervention.

Jordan's military actions are presented as a necessary measure against ISIS in southern Syria.

There are reports and acknowledgments of civilian casualties resulting from the Jordanian airstrikes.

Jordan justifies its airstrikes as a necessary measure to protect its national security from terrorist groups.

There are reports of civilian casualties, including children, resulting from the Jordanian airstrikes.

Jordan asserts the strikes were a necessary response to terrorist groups threatening its national security and were conducted with care to avoid civilian harm.

Syria condemns the Jordanian strikes, reporting civilian casualties and stating the operation lacked prior coordination.

Plans are underway to form a joint committee with Syria to expand counter-terrorism coordination following the strikes.

Jordan asserts its strikes were a necessary response to terrorist groups targeting its national security and specifically targeted ISIS militants.

Syrian authorities and reports indicate civilian casualties, including children and a grandmother, resulting from the Jordanian airstrikes.

Jordan and Syria are set to form a joint committee following Jordanian strikes in Syria, aiming to expand counter-terrorism coordination.

Verdicts are being issued for a group of French citizens who were handed over from Syria.

Jordan's actions are presented as a necessary retaliation for terrorist groups targeting its national security, following a church attack.

Jordan asserts that its strikes were a necessary response to terrorist threats targeting its national security and were conducted with civilian safety in mind.

Syria has condemned the Jordanian airstrikes, reporting civilian casualties and stating the operation lacked prior coordination.

Reports indicate that children and a grandmother were among the civilians killed in the Jordanian airstrikes.

Jordan justifies its airstrikes as a response to terrorist threats and to protect its national security, citing a lack of patience with militant activities.

There is condemnation regarding the civilian casualties, including children and a grandmother, resulting from the Jordanian airstrikes.

The Jordanian airstrikes are framed as retaliation for a previous attack on a church in Karak.

Condemnation of Jordan's airstrikes in Syria, highlighting civilian casualties and the negative impact on diplomatic relations.

Information on humanitarian aid and services in Syria, including the use of disability cards.

Reports highlight the civilian casualties, including children, from Jordanian airstrikes in Syria, raising concerns about the impact on diplomatic ties.

Reports highlighting civilian deaths, including children, as a result of Jordanian airstrikes in Syria.

The Nasib border crossing between Jordan and Syria was closed to traffic following the Jordanian airstrikes, with Syrian authorities citing security concerns and developments in Daraa.

Reports indicate Jordanian airstrikes occurred in Syria's Daraa region, coinciding with the closure of the Nasib border crossing by Damascus.