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UN calls for halt of US air campaign over Raqqa to save civilians
Officials at the UN have called for a halt by the U.S. led air campaign against ISIS in Raqqa on humanitarian grounds.
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US-led coalition intensifies airstrikes in Raqqa at a cost
The U.S. has intensified its Syrian air campaign against ISIS.
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Taliban reacts to Trump’s speech: ‘Afghanistan is not a threat’
President Trump’s plan to send more troops to Afghanistan, with no deadline for their eventual withdrawal, drew immediate rebuke from the Taliban on its official website, Voice of Jihad.
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US service member wounded in Afghanistan
A U.S. service member was wounded in action in Logar province, Afghanistan, Monday evening.
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Pentagon distances itself from allies of the U.S. partner force battling ISIS
The U.S.-backed allies in the fight against ISIS are a multiethnic mixed bag of Kurdish, Arab, Assyrian, Turkmen and other ethnic groups.
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US-backed Kurdish fighters follow in footsteps of WWII Marine Raiders with homemade sniper rifle
U.S.-backed Kurdish fighters known as the People’s Protection Unit, or YPG, are fielding a monster-sized 12.7 mm homemade sniper rifle pieced together from other weapons.
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Turkish variants of the U.S. M72 LAW anti-tank rocket keep ending up in ISIS stockpiles
The HAR-66 — the Turkish version of the U.S. M72 — was discovered by the research group on the outskirts of Mosul in mid-March.
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Taliban propaganda showcases US weapons and radios as captured war spoils
The pictures may depict a trend of U.S. military weapons supplied to the Afghan military falling into Taliban hands.
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Iraq’s elite counter-terrorism force looks to rebuild after Mosul
Iraq’s most coveted special forces unit suffered a nearly 40 percent casualty rate in its drive to liberate the dense city of over one million inhabitants, according to a U.S. Defense Department budget request seeking funds to help rebuild and equip the specialized unit.
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U.S-backed Kurdish fighters control more than half of Raqqa
U.S.-backed Kurdish fighters have cleared more than 50 percent of ISIS’ self-proclaimed capital of Raqqa, according to Col. Ryan Dillon, a spokesperson for Operation Inherent Resolve.
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UN calls for halt of US air campaign over Raqqa to save civilians
Officials at the UN have called for a halt by the U.S. led air campaign against ISIS in Raqqa on humanitarian grounds.
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US-led coalition intensifies airstrikes in Raqqa at a cost
The U.S. has intensified its Syrian air campaign against ISIS.
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Taliban reacts to Trump’s speech: ‘Afghanistan is not a threat’
President Trump’s plan to send more troops to Afghanistan, with no deadline for their eventual withdrawal, drew immediate rebuke from the Taliban on its official website, Voice of Jihad.
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US service member wounded in Afghanistan
A U.S. service member was wounded in action in Logar province, Afghanistan, Monday evening.
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Pentagon distances itself from allies of the U.S. partner force battling ISIS
The U.S.-backed allies in the fight against ISIS are a multiethnic mixed bag of Kurdish, Arab, Assyrian, Turkmen and other ethnic groups.
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US-backed Kurdish fighters follow in footsteps of WWII Marine Raiders with homemade sniper rifle
U.S.-backed Kurdish fighters known as the People’s Protection Unit, or YPG, are fielding a monster-sized 12.7 mm homemade sniper rifle pieced together from other weapons.
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Turkish variants of the U.S. M72 LAW anti-tank rocket keep ending up in ISIS stockpiles
The HAR-66 — the Turkish version of the U.S. M72 — was discovered by the research group on the outskirts of Mosul in mid-March.
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Taliban propaganda showcases US weapons and radios as captured war spoils
The pictures may depict a trend of U.S. military weapons supplied to the Afghan military falling into Taliban hands.
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Iraq’s elite counter-terrorism force looks to rebuild after Mosul
Iraq’s most coveted special forces unit suffered a nearly 40 percent casualty rate in its drive to liberate the dense city of over one million inhabitants, according to a U.S. Defense Department budget request seeking funds to help rebuild and equip the specialized unit.
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U.S-backed Kurdish fighters control more than half of Raqqa
U.S.-backed Kurdish fighters have cleared more than 50 percent of ISIS’ self-proclaimed capital of Raqqa, according to Col. Ryan Dillon, a spokesperson for Operation Inherent Resolve.
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UN calls for halt of US air campaign over Raqqa to save civilians
Officials at the UN have called for a halt by the U.S. led air campaign against ISIS in Raqqa on humanitarian grounds.
-
US-led coalition intensifies airstrikes in Raqqa at a cost
The U.S. has intensified its Syrian air campaign against ISIS.
-
Taliban reacts to Trump’s speech: ‘Afghanistan is not a threat’
President Trump’s plan to send more troops to Afghanistan, with no deadline for their eventual withdrawal, drew immediate rebuke from the Taliban on its official website, Voice of Jihad.
-
US service member wounded in Afghanistan
A U.S. service member was wounded in action in Logar province, Afghanistan, Monday evening.
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Pentagon distances itself from allies of the U.S. partner force battling ISIS
The U.S.-backed allies in the fight against ISIS are a multiethnic mixed bag of Kurdish, Arab, Assyrian, Turkmen and other ethnic groups.
-
US-backed Kurdish fighters follow in footsteps of WWII Marine Raiders with homemade sniper rifle
U.S.-backed Kurdish fighters known as the People’s Protection Unit, or YPG, are fielding a monster-sized 12.7 mm homemade sniper rifle pieced together from other weapons.
-
Turkish variants of the U.S. M72 LAW anti-tank rocket keep ending up in ISIS stockpiles
The HAR-66 — the Turkish version of the U.S. M72 — was discovered by the research group on the outskirts of Mosul in mid-March.
-
Taliban propaganda showcases US weapons and radios as captured war spoils
The pictures may depict a trend of U.S. military weapons supplied to the Afghan military falling into Taliban hands.
-
Iraq’s elite counter-terrorism force looks to rebuild after Mosul
Iraq’s most coveted special forces unit suffered a nearly 40 percent casualty rate in its drive to liberate the dense city of over one million inhabitants, according to a U.S. Defense Department budget request seeking funds to help rebuild and equip the specialized unit.
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U.S-backed Kurdish fighters control more than half of Raqqa
U.S.-backed Kurdish fighters have cleared more than 50 percent of ISIS’ self-proclaimed capital of Raqqa, according to Col. Ryan Dillon, a spokesperson for Operation Inherent Resolve.
