Vehicles hit by Jordan air strikes not Syria army's - Syrian official
16 April 2014, 16:41 -- Vehicles hit by Jordanian air strikes on the border on Wednesday did not belong to the Syrian army, Syrian state media said, citing a military source. 'No military or armored vehicles belonging to the Syrian army moved towards the Jordanian border, and so what was targeted by the Jordanian air force does not belong to the Syrian army,' state television said in a breaking news alert.
Jordan says it destroyed armored vehicles possibly crossing from Syria
Jordanian air force fighter jets destroyed a number of armoured vehicles on Wednesday as they tried to cross into the kingdom from neighbouring Syria, the army said. 'Royal air force jets fighters today destroyed a number of vehicles that attempted to cross into Jordan from Syria,' the army said in a brief statement, without elaborating.
Jordanian air force fighter jets destroyed a number of armoured vehicles Wednesday as they tried to enter the kingdom from war-hit Syria by crossing the border, the army said.
'Royal air force jets fighters today destroyed a number of vehicles that attempted to cross into Jordan from Syria,' the army said in a brief statement, without elaborating.
An army spokesman declined to give any more details, while government officials were not immediatly available for comments.
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