Jordan army foils drone smuggling attempt
Border guards engaged the drone after it was detected and tracked. The drone was successfully shot down within Jordanian territory, and the seized narcotics were transferred to the relevant authorities, the statement added.
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Army: Drone Drug Smuggling Attempt Foiled in Southern Region - Jordan News
A responsible military source in the General Command of the Jordan Armed Forces – Arab Army announced that on Saturday, the Southern Military Region, in coordination with military security agencies and the Anti-Narcotics Department, successfully thwarted an attempt to smuggle a quantity of narcotics using a drone along its western front, within its area of responsibility. اضافة اعلان The source added that Border Guard forces in the Southern Military Region applied the rules of engagement after detecting and tracking the drone. The drone was intercepted and downed inside Jordanian territory, and the seized materials were handed over to the relevant authorities. The source emphasized that the Armed Forces are operating with full strength and determination to prevent such narcotics from reaching the citizens and undermining national security.
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Jordan army foils drone smuggling attempt
The Jordan Armed Forces' Southern Command, in coordination with military security agencies and the Anti-Narcotics Department, thwarted an attempt to smuggle drugs into Jordan via a drone early Friday morning – a statement by the JAF said. Border guards engaged the drone after it was detected and tracked. The drone was successfully shot down within Jordanian territory, and the seized narcotics were transferred to the relevant authorities, the statement added.
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