Jordan's army says 27 drug smugglers killed at border with Syria


  • World
  • Thursday, 27 Jan 2022

AMMAN (Reuters) -Jordanian soldiers killed 27 smugglers as they tried to cross the border from Syria with large quantities of amphetamines during a snowstorm, an army spokesman said on Thursday.

Others also carrying drugs fled back into Syria during the attempt, one of an increasing number of such incidents over the past year that had led the army to toughen its rules of engagement with smugglers.

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