Jordan's army has stepped up a campaign against drug dealers in recent weeks over its borders with Syria
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The Syrian foreign ministry said on Tuesday that there was "no justification" for Jordanian air strikes on its territory.
Jordan's army has stepped up a campaign against drug dealers in recent weeks over its borders with Syria.
Syria said the air strikes caused civilian casualties of women and children.
(Reporting by Nayera Abdallah, Editing Micheal Georgy)
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