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US airstrikes in Yemen kill al-Qaida leaders
U.S. forces killed five al-Qaida militants in Yemen on Nov. 20.
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US forces in Afghanistan on alert after Jerusalem announcement
Some U.S. forces in Afghanistan have been notified that they may need to move rapidly in case of a crisis following President Trump’s announcement that the U.S. will recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital.
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Russia wants to join the ISIS battle in Iraq
Russia says it is ready to start a dialogue with the U.S. about helping destroy ISIS militants in western Iraq.
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US and Afghan forces kill senior Taliban and al-Qaida commanders
U.S. and Afghan forces have killed several senior level al-Qaida and Taliban leaders over the past several days.
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Philippine commando video shows Marawi in ruins after liberation from ISIS
Marawi eventually was liberated by Philippine forces at the end of October, but at a tremendous cost.
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US still arming Kurdish allies in Syria
There have been no changes to the policy put forth by the White House that authorized the U.S. military to arm Kurdish service members fighting under the Syrian Democratic Forces, a spokesperson for Operation Inherent Resolve said.
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No signs ISIS fleeing to Libya
The terror group is still reeling from its defeat in Sirte last December.
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US troops lack support despite expanding mission in Africa
A once shadowy mission in the Sahel region of western and north-central Africa has been illuminated since the attack that killed four U.S. soldiers in Niger.
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Sexual assault reports in military have sharply increased since 2013
A new Defense Department report says there were 6,153 reports of alleged sexual assault in fiscal 2016.
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US airstrikes in Yemen kill al-Qaida leaders
U.S. forces killed five al-Qaida militants in Yemen on Nov. 20.
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US forces in Afghanistan on alert after Jerusalem announcement
Some U.S. forces in Afghanistan have been notified that they may need to move rapidly in case of a crisis following President Trump’s announcement that the U.S. will recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital.
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Russia wants to join the ISIS battle in Iraq
Russia says it is ready to start a dialogue with the U.S. about helping destroy ISIS militants in western Iraq.
-
US and Afghan forces kill senior Taliban and al-Qaida commanders
U.S. and Afghan forces have killed several senior level al-Qaida and Taliban leaders over the past several days.
-
Philippine commando video shows Marawi in ruins after liberation from ISIS
Marawi eventually was liberated by Philippine forces at the end of October, but at a tremendous cost.
-
US still arming Kurdish allies in Syria
There have been no changes to the policy put forth by the White House that authorized the U.S. military to arm Kurdish service members fighting under the Syrian Democratic Forces, a spokesperson for Operation Inherent Resolve said.
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US strikes al-Qaida in Yemen
U.S forces carried out two airstrikes in Yemen Nov. 19-20.
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No signs ISIS fleeing to Libya
The terror group is still reeling from its defeat in Sirte last December.
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US troops lack support despite expanding mission in Africa
A once shadowy mission in the Sahel region of western and north-central Africa has been illuminated since the attack that killed four U.S. soldiers in Niger.
-
Sexual assault reports in military have sharply increased since 2013
A new Defense Department report says there were 6,153 reports of alleged sexual assault in fiscal 2016.
-
US airstrikes in Yemen kill al-Qaida leaders
U.S. forces killed five al-Qaida militants in Yemen on Nov. 20.
-
US forces in Afghanistan on alert after Jerusalem announcement
Some U.S. forces in Afghanistan have been notified that they may need to move rapidly in case of a crisis following President Trump’s announcement that the U.S. will recognize Jerusalem as Israel’s capital.
-
Russia wants to join the ISIS battle in Iraq
Russia says it is ready to start a dialogue with the U.S. about helping destroy ISIS militants in western Iraq.
-
US and Afghan forces kill senior Taliban and al-Qaida commanders
U.S. and Afghan forces have killed several senior level al-Qaida and Taliban leaders over the past several days.
-
Philippine commando video shows Marawi in ruins after liberation from ISIS
Marawi eventually was liberated by Philippine forces at the end of October, but at a tremendous cost.
-
US still arming Kurdish allies in Syria
There have been no changes to the policy put forth by the White House that authorized the U.S. military to arm Kurdish service members fighting under the Syrian Democratic Forces, a spokesperson for Operation Inherent Resolve said.
-
US strikes al-Qaida in Yemen
U.S forces carried out two airstrikes in Yemen Nov. 19-20.
-
No signs ISIS fleeing to Libya
The terror group is still reeling from its defeat in Sirte last December.
-
US troops lack support despite expanding mission in Africa
A once shadowy mission in the Sahel region of western and north-central Africa has been illuminated since the attack that killed four U.S. soldiers in Niger.
-
Sexual assault reports in military have sharply increased since 2013
A new Defense Department report says there were 6,153 reports of alleged sexual assault in fiscal 2016.
