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US-Led Coalition Destroys Syrian Mosque Used As ISIS Command Centre
The US-led coalition in Syria destroyed on Saturday a mosque in the town of Hajin which had been used as an ISIS command and control center, the US military said.
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Ambassador Denies US Conducting Helicopter Raids In Northern Iraq
The US ambassador to Iraq has denied reports that the United States has been carrying out helicopter raids against ISIS militants in northern Iraq.
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US Judge Affirms Charges In Deadly Benghazi Attacks
A federal judge has refused to dismiss charges against a suspected Libyan terrorist charged in the 2012 Benghazi attacks that killed the US Ambassador and three other Americans.
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Elite US Troops Fear PMS? A Deeper Look At The Special Operations Gender Study
As the US military moves forward with integrating women in elite combat units, there is still a fair amount of opposition. That remains clear, based on a study newly released by the Pentagon following Defense Ashton Carter's decision this month to begin full gender integration by no later than April 1.
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Deploying Ground Combat Forces 'Hostile Act': Iraq PM
Iraq considers any country sending ground combat forces into its territory a "hostile act" and has not requested such a deployment, Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said Thursday.
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US to Send Special Forces to Fight ISIS in Iraq, Syria: Ashton Carter
The US will send special forces to Iraq and Syria to intensify fight against terrorist group ISIS, US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter has said, while calling on international community to step up the pace of its contributions to the fight.
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Hillary Clinton Urges Stepped-Up Fight Against Islamic State in Syria
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on Thursday urged a tougher approach to fighting Islamic State militants than President Barack Obama has pursued, with an intensified air campaign and more US special forces and trainers.
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War on Islamic State Needs 'Boots on Ground': US Air Force Secretary
The air campaign against the Islamic State group has made progress in degrading the terrorist organisation but will not be enough without local boots on the ground, the US air force secretary said today.
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US Transfers Widow of Top Islamic State Figure to Iraqi Custody
The United States on Thursday handed over to Iraqi authorities the widow of a senior Islamic State leader who had been detained by US forces since May, the Pentagon announced.
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Afghanistan: US special forces must leave province
Afghanistan's president ordered all US special forces to leave a strategically important eastern province within two weeks because of allegations that Afghans working with them are torturing and abusing other Afghans.
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India rejects reports of US troops on its soil
India has denied as "factually incorrect" a report that US special forces were stationed in the country as part of counter-terrorism cooperation.
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US special forces present in five South Asian countries, including India
US Special forces teams are currently stationed in five South Asian countries including India as part of the counter-terrorism co-operation with these nations, a top Pentagon commander has disclosed.
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NATO chopper crashes in Afghanistan, 31 US troops killed
A total of 31 members of the US Special Forces have died in a helicopter crash in eastern Afghanistan along with seven Afghans, a statement from Afghan President Hamid Karzai's office said Saturday."The president of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan Hamid Karzai expressed condolences over a NATO helicopter crash and the deaths of 31 members of US...
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US-Led Coalition Destroys Syrian Mosque Used As ISIS Command Centre
The US-led coalition in Syria destroyed on Saturday a mosque in the town of Hajin which had been used as an ISIS command and control center, the US military said.
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Ambassador Denies US Conducting Helicopter Raids In Northern Iraq
The US ambassador to Iraq has denied reports that the United States has been carrying out helicopter raids against ISIS militants in northern Iraq.
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US Judge Affirms Charges In Deadly Benghazi Attacks
A federal judge has refused to dismiss charges against a suspected Libyan terrorist charged in the 2012 Benghazi attacks that killed the US Ambassador and three other Americans.
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Elite US Troops Fear PMS? A Deeper Look At The Special Operations Gender Study
As the US military moves forward with integrating women in elite combat units, there is still a fair amount of opposition. That remains clear, based on a study newly released by the Pentagon following Defense Ashton Carter's decision this month to begin full gender integration by no later than April 1.
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Deploying Ground Combat Forces 'Hostile Act': Iraq PM
Iraq considers any country sending ground combat forces into its territory a "hostile act" and has not requested such a deployment, Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said Thursday.
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US to Send Special Forces to Fight ISIS in Iraq, Syria: Ashton Carter
The US will send special forces to Iraq and Syria to intensify fight against terrorist group ISIS, US Defense Secretary Ashton Carter has said, while calling on international community to step up the pace of its contributions to the fight.
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Hillary Clinton Urges Stepped-Up Fight Against Islamic State in Syria
Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton on Thursday urged a tougher approach to fighting Islamic State militants than President Barack Obama has pursued, with an intensified air campaign and more US special forces and trainers.
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War on Islamic State Needs 'Boots on Ground': US Air Force Secretary
The air campaign against the Islamic State group has made progress in degrading the terrorist organisation but will not be enough without local boots on the ground, the US air force secretary said today.
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US Transfers Widow of Top Islamic State Figure to Iraqi Custody
The United States on Thursday handed over to Iraqi authorities the widow of a senior Islamic State leader who had been detained by US forces since May, the Pentagon announced.
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Afghanistan: US special forces must leave province
Afghanistan's president ordered all US special forces to leave a strategically important eastern province within two weeks because of allegations that Afghans working with them are torturing and abusing other Afghans.
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India rejects reports of US troops on its soil
India has denied as "factually incorrect" a report that US special forces were stationed in the country as part of counter-terrorism cooperation.
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US special forces present in five South Asian countries, including India
US Special forces teams are currently stationed in five South Asian countries including India as part of the counter-terrorism co-operation with these nations, a top Pentagon commander has disclosed.
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NATO chopper crashes in Afghanistan, 31 US troops killed
A total of 31 members of the US Special Forces have died in a helicopter crash in eastern Afghanistan along with seven Afghans, a statement from Afghan President Hamid Karzai's office said Saturday."The president of the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan Hamid Karzai expressed condolences over a NATO helicopter crash and the deaths of 31 members of US...
