Jordan army chief warns: ISIS fighters on Golan border have anti-aircraft missiles
Jordan's Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Mahmoud Freihat, warned in an interview with the BBC in Arabic on Saturday that ISIS fighters on the Jordan-Syria-Israel border in the Golan Heights have anti-aircraft missiles.
"This faction is a constant and close threat to Jordan. Some of the areas its fighters are in are a kilometer away from the border," Freihat said.
"They have tanks, armored vehicles, anti-aircraft missiles and machineguns that can hit the military posts on the frontline."
