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DUBAI/AMMAN: Just days after Ayman Safadi, Jordan’s foreign minister, warned in an interview with CNN that his country is “not taking the threat of drug smuggling lightly” and is ready “to do what it takes to counter that threat,” Merhi Al-Ramthan, a reputed Syrian drug kingpin, was killed when airstrikes targeted his house in the village of Shuab in the Sweida governorate.

AMMAN: Jordan carried out rare air strikes on southern Syria on Monday, hitting a Iran-linked drugs factory and...

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After more than a year of behind-the-scenes diplomacy, emboldened by recent unilateral initiatives, Syria’s membership of the Arab League was finally restored on Sunday, when Arab foreign ministers reached consensus on what has been a bitterly divisive issue ever since the eruption of the Syrian crisis 12 years ago. And there is no doubt this was a huge diplomatic victory for

Syria's war reaches its endgame with Bashar al-Assad still in power and neighbouring Arab states negotiating bilateral rapprochements with Damascus. Even a return to the Arab League is in sight.

Jordan carried out rare air strikes on southern Syria on Monday, hitting a Iran-linked drugs factory and killing a smuggler allegedly behind big hauls across the two countries' border, local and intelligence sources said.

Murei Al Ramthan was killed days after Amman threatened to take action in Syria over security issues

Jordan carried out rare air strikes on southern Syria on Monday, hitting an Iran-linked drugs factory and killing a smuggler allegedly behind big hauls

Two attacks reportedly targeted a drug factory and the home of drug dealer Marai al-Ramthan and his family.

One strike hit an abandoned drug facility in Syria's Deraa linked to the Iran-backed Lebanese group Hezbollah