Jordanian soldiers killed in Syrian border bombing
21 June 2016 |
11:29 am
A car bomb has killed at least six Jordanian soldiers and injured 14 others on the country’s border with Syria. The attack in the al-Rukban district opposite a Syrian refugee camp, was part of a coordinated attack involving multiple vehicles.
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