Jordanian security forces arrested three suspects linked to the fatal Greek Orthodox church attack

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The Public Security Directorate announced that three suspects were taken into custody early Monday after a weekend search linked them to Friday’s fatal shooting at a Greek Orthodox church in Karak governorate. The attack took place during a funeral in the village of Hamoud, about 120 kilometers (75 miles) southwest of Amman. Reports differed on the death toll: most said nine people were killed, while Al Jazeera, citing the Health Ministry, reported eight. Dozens were wounded. Officials said the suspects were found in an abandoned house, refused to surrender and fired on security forces, who returned fire and wounded all three. No security personnel were injured, and firearms and ammunition were recovered. Interior Minister Mazen Al-Faraya said the suspects are Jordanian nationals and there were no indications of links to outside parties. No group has claimed responsibility.