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US-backed Kurdish forces foil Islamic State prison break
Islamic State militants attempted to break out of a detention facility in northeastern Syria but U.S.-backed Syrian fighters “successfully” restored calm, activists and the U.S-led coalition said Saturday.
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US withdraws troops from Libya amid rival militias fighting near capital
The United States said Sunday it has temporarily withdrawn some of its forces from Libya due to “security conditions on the ground,” as a Libyan military commander’s forces advanced toward the capital, Tripoli, clashing with rival militias.
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Airstrikes against ISIS dwindle as caliphate crumbles
U.S.-backed forces rooted out ISIS forces from their last piece of territory, and on March 23 declared they had defeated the militant group after a devastating, nearly five-year war.
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Internal review reveals US airstrike killed two civilians in Somalia
The finding was not properly reported to higher headquarters, AFRICOM said, and it is only coming out now after an internal review.
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NATO approves measures to counter Russia amid internal rifts
NATO foreign ministers approved a series of measures Thursday aimed at countering Russia in the Black Sea region, an agreement that comes amid public rifts between the United States and several of the other 28 members on security and trade issues.
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Here’s why a Russian surveillance plane was in the US taking photos of military activities
Great Falls hosted a Russian surveillance plane taking aerial photos of military activities in the western U.S. as part of an international treaty.
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With missiles pointing out to sea, ‘Northern Clover’ stakes Russian claim on Arctic waters
The base has enough supplies to remain fully autonomous for more than a year.
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Why this US general says Russian Wagner mercenaries in Africa ‘concern me greatly’
The incoming head of U.S. Africa Command has dealt with Russian mercenaries before during his time in Syria, and is planning to look into their operations on the African continent in his new role.
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Iran killed more US troops in Iraq than previously known, Pentagon says
One in every six American combat fatalities in Iraq were attributable to Iran, according to a new official estimate.
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Did ISIS militants blow themselves up in a city that was liberated nearly 2 years ago?
Islamic State militants blew themselves up following clashes with the U.S.-backed Syrian forces in the Syrian city of Raqqa, which was liberated from the extremists nearly two years ago, a war monitor said Wednesday.
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US-backed Kurdish forces foil Islamic State prison break
Islamic State militants attempted to break out of a detention facility in northeastern Syria but U.S.-backed Syrian fighters “successfully” restored calm, activists and the U.S-led coalition said Saturday.
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US withdraws troops from Libya amid rival militias fighting near capital
The United States said Sunday it has temporarily withdrawn some of its forces from Libya due to “security conditions on the ground,” as a Libyan military commander’s forces advanced toward the capital, Tripoli, clashing with rival militias.
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Airstrikes against ISIS dwindle as caliphate crumbles
U.S.-backed forces rooted out ISIS forces from their last piece of territory, and on March 23 declared they had defeated the militant group after a devastating, nearly five-year war.
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Internal review reveals US airstrike killed two civilians in Somalia
The finding was not properly reported to higher headquarters, AFRICOM said, and it is only coming out now after an internal review.
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NATO approves measures to counter Russia amid internal rifts
NATO foreign ministers approved a series of measures Thursday aimed at countering Russia in the Black Sea region, an agreement that comes amid public rifts between the United States and several of the other 28 members on security and trade issues.
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Here’s why a Russian surveillance plane was in the US taking photos of military activities
Great Falls hosted a Russian surveillance plane taking aerial photos of military activities in the western U.S. as part of an international treaty.
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With missiles pointing out to sea, ‘Northern Clover’ stakes Russian claim on Arctic waters
The base has enough supplies to remain fully autonomous for more than a year.
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Why this US general says Russian Wagner mercenaries in Africa ‘concern me greatly’
The incoming head of U.S. Africa Command has dealt with Russian mercenaries before during his time in Syria, and is planning to look into their operations on the African continent in his new role.
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Iran killed more US troops in Iraq than previously known, Pentagon says
One in every six American combat fatalities in Iraq were attributable to Iran, according to a new official estimate.
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Did ISIS militants blow themselves up in a city that was liberated nearly 2 years ago?
Islamic State militants blew themselves up following clashes with the U.S.-backed Syrian forces in the Syrian city of Raqqa, which was liberated from the extremists nearly two years ago, a war monitor said Wednesday.
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US-backed Kurdish forces foil Islamic State prison break
Islamic State militants attempted to break out of a detention facility in northeastern Syria but U.S.-backed Syrian fighters “successfully” restored calm, activists and the U.S-led coalition said Saturday.
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US withdraws troops from Libya amid rival militias fighting near capital
The United States said Sunday it has temporarily withdrawn some of its forces from Libya due to “security conditions on the ground,” as a Libyan military commander’s forces advanced toward the capital, Tripoli, clashing with rival militias.
-
Airstrikes against ISIS dwindle as caliphate crumbles
U.S.-backed forces rooted out ISIS forces from their last piece of territory, and on March 23 declared they had defeated the militant group after a devastating, nearly five-year war.
-
Internal review reveals US airstrike killed two civilians in Somalia
The finding was not properly reported to higher headquarters, AFRICOM said, and it is only coming out now after an internal review.
-
NATO approves measures to counter Russia amid internal rifts
NATO foreign ministers approved a series of measures Thursday aimed at countering Russia in the Black Sea region, an agreement that comes amid public rifts between the United States and several of the other 28 members on security and trade issues.
-
Here’s why a Russian surveillance plane was in the US taking photos of military activities
Great Falls hosted a Russian surveillance plane taking aerial photos of military activities in the western U.S. as part of an international treaty.
-
With missiles pointing out to sea, ‘Northern Clover’ stakes Russian claim on Arctic waters
The base has enough supplies to remain fully autonomous for more than a year.
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Why this US general says Russian Wagner mercenaries in Africa ‘concern me greatly’
The incoming head of U.S. Africa Command has dealt with Russian mercenaries before during his time in Syria, and is planning to look into their operations on the African continent in his new role.
-
Iran killed more US troops in Iraq than previously known, Pentagon says
One in every six American combat fatalities in Iraq were attributable to Iran, according to a new official estimate.
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Did ISIS militants blow themselves up in a city that was liberated nearly 2 years ago?
Islamic State militants blew themselves up following clashes with the U.S.-backed Syrian forces in the Syrian city of Raqqa, which was liberated from the extremists nearly two years ago, a war monitor said Wednesday.
