Under Royal Directives, Jordanian Armed Forces Join Efforts to Extinguish Wildfires in Syria - Jordan News
It is worth noting that the Jordanian Armed Forces possess extensive experience in firefighting operations, both locally and internationally, with the personnel and equipment needed to handle such emergencies. Their involvement underscores their enduring commitment to humanitarian aid and regional cooperation.
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