Cannons fire to mark first iftar

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last updated: Apr 03,2022

RAMADAN CUTLINE — (Photo: Ameer Khalifeh/JordanNews)

AMMAN — An M102 howitzer cannon, operated by artillery brigade officers of the Jordan Armed Forces-Arab Army, fires a blank at 7pm to signal the end of the fasting day and the beginning of iftar at the City Hall of the Greater Amman Municipality in Ras Al-Ain, Amman, on April 3, 2022. اضافة اعلان

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