Jordan attacks Syria in response to Karak church attack

So what we know is that Syrian authorities and rescue workers are on the scene of these strikes. They have confirmed that civilians are among the dead, including at least three children and one elderly man. The total toll of dead and wounded is still being updated and revised, but the images coming out of the scenes there in Daraa are very, very concerning. It appears to be a strike on a civilian home with the dead and wounded inside a lounge room. sleeping at the time that these strikes came in. Now, Syrian authorities have since confirmed that there was no prior coordination or notification from the Jordanian authorities before these strikes. Now, Syrian authorities have also confirmed in the last few minutes that they have closed the border crossing between the two countries, citing that they need to preserve the safety of travellers and their staff. This isn't, in fact, even the first or only strike on Syrian territory in the course of Monday. There was a coalition airstrike using what appears to have been a Hellfire missile based on the remains that were found at the scene on the Damascus Homs Highway earlier on Monday afternoon. So what this is telling us is that despite greater coordination between Syrian authorities and the international community, indeed the international coalition against ISIS, which they joined in November of 2025, we still do have foreign states carrying out strikes seemingly at will anywhere in Syria.