Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International criticized Jordanian authorities for suspending aid to them and not allowing refugees in.[28][29][30] In 2016, according to FSA rebels, Russian warplanes bombed the Hadallat camp, killing at least 12 people.[31] At dawn on 21 June 2016, an ISIL car crossed over from Rukban on Syrian territory and managed to reach a Jordanian army outpost designated for the distribution of humanitarian aid to refugees. The car exploded, killing 6 and injuring 14 Jordanian soldiers.