Foreign ministers from regional countries have established a joint security committee aimed at enhancing intelligence sharing and assessing the broader consequences of Jordan’s recent military strikes against targets in Syria. The move signals heightened coordination among allies in response to the cross-border operation, which has drawn international attention. While details on the committee’s specific mandate remain limited, the initiative suggests efforts to monitor regional stability and potential retaliatory measures. Analysts will be watching whether this collaboration extends beyond intelligence exchange to include joint military or diplomatic responses.
Foreign ministers form security committee to share intelligence and follow up on impact of Jordan's strikes on Syria.
