Two shooters killed seven at a Jordanian church during a funeral, prompting a search for the attackers.
Attack at Hammoud church
Two individuals opened fire at the Hammoud church in southern Jordan on Friday, killing at least seven people and injuring a dozen, some seriously, according to a security official cited by state television. The incident occurred during a funeral procession, as reported by local authorities.Details of the attack
The attackers exited a vehicle and began firing at the church, which is a Christian place of worship in the region. The attack took place in a predominantly Muslim country, where such incidents are rare but not unheard of.Response from authorities
Jordanian security forces are actively searching for the suspects, who are believed to have fled the scene after the attack. The country's prime minister expressed shock and condemned the violence, calling for calm and unity among citizens.Injuries and casualties
Among the injured are several individuals with serious wounds, and medical teams are working to treat them. The victims include both locals and foreign nationals, according to preliminary reports from the security official.
