Reports the US-led Coalition killed Sami Uraydi in a drone strike in N. #Idlib last night.
— Qalaat Al Mudiq (@QalaatAlMudiq) June 20, 2026
Prominent Jordanian jihadist figure, Uraydi was a religious leader and Sharia judge.
He left JFS (evolution of Jabhat Nusra) in 2016 after disagreements over the group's decision to… https://t.co/GWKKbzUy1p pic.twitter.com/7Vx5R95a0m
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Reports the US-led Coalition killed Sami Uraydi
| … also known as Abu Mahmud al-Shami, he was born in 1973 in Amman, Jordan, ending up on the Shura Council of Al Qaeda-linked Hurras al-Din after it split off from Al Nusra,… |
Prominent Jordanian jihadist figure, Uraydi was a religious leader and Sharia judge.
He left JFS (evolution of Jabhat Nusra) in 2016 after disagreements over the group's decision to sever ties with Al-Qaeda and later joined Hurras al-Din.
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Several airstrikes - local reports claim 5 - have struck the northern countryside of Idlib
Several airstrikes - local reports claim 5 - have struck the northern countryside of Idlib, bordering Aleppo.
— Scharo Bajalan (@ScharoBajalan) June 19, 2026
The airstrikes, carried out by the USA, have struck at least 1 target - Syrian Government official Sami Mahmoud al-Aridi as he was riding on a motorcycle who is a… pic.twitter.com/vEfUY5FWhl
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Several airstrikes - local reports claim 5 - have struck the northern countryside of Idlib, bordering Aleppo.
The airstrikes, carried out by the USA, have struck at least 1 target - Syrian Government official Sami Mahmoud al-Aridi as he was riding on a motorcycle who is a leader of Hurras al Din and similarly as Jolani wanted by the US government with a bounty of 5 million dollars.
The strike was carried out using a AGM-114R9X Hellfire missile; popularly known as the ninja missile.
A second wave of airstrikes struck a site in the western countryside of Idlib; the Syrian government imposed a media ban on coverage.
This is the price which Syria has to pay for Jolanis refusal to attack Lebanon - more airstrikes are to come and Jolanis followers continue to grow uneasy.
