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Jordan Church Shooting Kills Nine as Retaliatory Strikes Hit Syria

Three suspects have been arrested over the funeral shooting, while Jordan's retaliatory strikes in Syria have brought reports of civilian deaths and border closures.

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  1. 1Gunmen Kill Nine During Funeral at Church in Jordan's Karak
  2. 2Jordan Church Shooting Kills Nine as Retaliatory Strikes Hit Syria

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Funeral held at church in southern Karak governorate

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Two armed men leave vehicle, according to witness

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Gunmen open fire on people attending church funeral

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Seven deaths and ten injuries reported after shooting

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Authorities report 40 wounded in church funeral shooting

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Reports raise Jordan church attack death toll to eight

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King orders firm response as attacker search continues

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Two wounded people die, raising church attack toll to nine

Middle East Eye ↗

Jordan arrests three suspects over church attack

The Globe and Mail ↗

Singapore leaders condemn deadly church attack

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Jordanian security forces arrest three suspects after shootout

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Jordan carries out retaliatory airstrikes in Syria

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