Jordanian army reportedly attacks drug and arms smugglers in southern Syria

The Jordanian army launched airstrikes targeting drug smuggling networks in southern Syria on Wednesday, Syrian state media says.

State broadcaster Al-Ikhbariya reports on Telegram that the Jordanian army targeted “drug smuggling networks and storage farms in the southern and eastern countryside” of Sweida.

In a statement, the Jordanian army confirms it had “targeted a number of factories and workshops used by arms and drug dealers,” without specifying where.

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