Jordan's Air Force Strikes Drug Dealers in Syria

An airstrike, likely carried out by Jordan's air force, targeted drug dealers in the province of Sweida in southern Syria. Smugglers have been using Jordan as a corridor to transport Captagon amphetamines out of war-torn Syria. Jordanian authorities have previously intercepted smuggling attempts, including those using drones. The airstrike killed a well-known drug dealer in the region, according to the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights. Jordan has not claimed responsibility for any of the strikes.