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In a concerning development, Jordan is suspected of launching airstrikes in southwestern Syria, reportedly killing at least nine civilians. Official Jordanian statements have yet to confirm involvement, but the incident amplifies tensions in a region already fraught with conflict. The strikes targeted villages in the southern province of Sueda, an area known for drug smuggling routes and militant activity. The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reports that these civilians had no links to illicit activities, raising questions about intelligence accuracy and operational oversight.