ISIS Defeat Means US Troops No Longer Needed in Iraq, Says PM Al-Sudani
Iraq’s prime minister said US troops are no longer needed in his country because they have largely succeeded in vanquishing ISIS, and he plans to announce a timetable for their withdrawal soon.
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ISIS kills five Hezbollah-linked fighters in Syria: war monitor
The Islamic State killed five Hezbollah-affiliated fighters in Syria, a war monitor said on Sunday, in the latest sign of the ...
The hidden hand behind the ISIS/Al Qaeda takeover of a vast stretch of Africa
On September 9, jihadist militants launched a coordinated assault on several Christian villages in Burkina Faso, resulting in ...
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Talk of US Iraq withdrawal is disconnected from ISIS threat
Details of a future U.S. military posture in Iraq remain murky, but consequences of a premature withdrawal are clear, the ...
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How ISIS brides held by Syria’s Kurds are smuggled to suitors in Europe
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Why are American troops still fighting ISIS in Iraq?
American leaders should reject any form of mission creep in the Middle East – including state building and countering Iranian ...
US expected to announce military drawdown in Iraq while ISIS missions continue
The U.S. government is expected to announce a troops reduction in Iraq next week, two administration officials told reporters on Friday.
Tajik migrants with suspected ISIS ties planned to attack an LGBTQ place, sources say
They were nabbed as part of a multi-state sting that spanned New York, Philadelphia and Los Angeles — with one of the suspects caught on wiretap talking about bombs.