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How the U.S. mission in Syria has evolved and could expand
The U.S. campaign against the Islamic State in Syria has evolved in the past couple years from airstrikes and training of local forces to an increasingly complicated mission, which now includes hundreds of American troops on the ground and coordination with a hodgepodge of allies, partners and even rivals engaged in the fight.
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After 2 months, Mattis is only Trump pick at the Pentagon
Jim Mattis is not lonely in the Pentagon, but two months into his tenure as secretary of defense not a single political appointee has joined him.
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US general says Russia has deployed banned missile
The U.S. military for the first time is publicly accusing Russia of deploying a land-based cruise missile in violation of a Cold War-era nuclear arms treaty.
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Some of Trump’s words about the Navy don’t float
Take a look at some of the president’s statements from the aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford.
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U.S. general: Russia inadvertently struck U.S.-backed Syrians
A U.S. general says a Russian airstrike in Syria hit U.S.-backed Syrian Arab forces who are part of the fight against the Islamic State group.
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Pentagon presenting counter-ISIS plan to White House
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis is presenting the White House with a plan to “rapidly defeat” the Islamic State group, a Pentagon spokesman said Monday. The strategy includes significant elements of the approach President Donald Trump inherited, while potentially deepening U.S. military involvement in Syria.
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Pentagon: Out with ‘ISIL,’ in with ‘ISIS’
The change of U.S. administrations has produced a change of terminology in the war against the Islamic State group.
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Pentagon cites evidence of Islamic State group ‘exodus’ from Raqqa
A months-long campaign to isolate and pressure the Islamic State group’s self-declared capital of Raqqa, Syria, is paying off as the administrative backbone of the militant organization is beginning to crack, the Pentagon said Friday.
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U.S. official: Russia deployed missile in violation of treaty
A Trump administration official says U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded that Russia has deployed a cruise missile in violation of a Cold War-era arms control treaty.
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Trump says U.S. will deal with North Korea ‘very strongly’
Technical advancements in North Korea’s ballistic missile programs, demonstrated in the latest test-launch from a mobile launcher, pose a “clear, grave threat” to U.S. security, a Pentagon spokesman said Monday.
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How the U.S. mission in Syria has evolved and could expand
The U.S. campaign against the Islamic State in Syria has evolved in the past couple years from airstrikes and training of local forces to an increasingly complicated mission, which now includes hundreds of American troops on the ground and coordination with a hodgepodge of allies, partners and even rivals engaged in the fight.
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After 2 months, Mattis is only Trump pick at the Pentagon
Jim Mattis is not lonely in the Pentagon, but two months into his tenure as secretary of defense not a single political appointee has joined him.
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US general says Russia has deployed banned missile
The U.S. military for the first time is publicly accusing Russia of deploying a land-based cruise missile in violation of a Cold War-era nuclear arms treaty.
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Some of Trump’s words about the Navy don’t float
Take a look at some of the president’s statements from the aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford.
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U.S. general: Russia inadvertently struck U.S.-backed Syrians
A U.S. general says a Russian airstrike in Syria hit U.S.-backed Syrian Arab forces who are part of the fight against the Islamic State group.
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Pentagon presenting counter-ISIS plan to White House
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis is presenting the White House with a plan to “rapidly defeat” the Islamic State group, a Pentagon spokesman said Monday. The strategy includes significant elements of the approach President Donald Trump inherited, while potentially deepening U.S. military involvement in Syria.
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Pentagon: Out with ‘ISIL,’ in with ‘ISIS’
The change of U.S. administrations has produced a change of terminology in the war against the Islamic State group.
-
Pentagon cites evidence of Islamic State group ‘exodus’ from Raqqa
A months-long campaign to isolate and pressure the Islamic State group’s self-declared capital of Raqqa, Syria, is paying off as the administrative backbone of the militant organization is beginning to crack, the Pentagon said Friday.
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U.S. official: Russia deployed missile in violation of treaty
A Trump administration official says U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded that Russia has deployed a cruise missile in violation of a Cold War-era arms control treaty.
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Trump says U.S. will deal with North Korea ‘very strongly’
Technical advancements in North Korea’s ballistic missile programs, demonstrated in the latest test-launch from a mobile launcher, pose a “clear, grave threat” to U.S. security, a Pentagon spokesman said Monday.
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How the U.S. mission in Syria has evolved and could expand
The U.S. campaign against the Islamic State in Syria has evolved in the past couple years from airstrikes and training of local forces to an increasingly complicated mission, which now includes hundreds of American troops on the ground and coordination with a hodgepodge of allies, partners and even rivals engaged in the fight.
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After 2 months, Mattis is only Trump pick at the Pentagon
Jim Mattis is not lonely in the Pentagon, but two months into his tenure as secretary of defense not a single political appointee has joined him.
-
US general says Russia has deployed banned missile
The U.S. military for the first time is publicly accusing Russia of deploying a land-based cruise missile in violation of a Cold War-era nuclear arms treaty.
-
Some of Trump’s words about the Navy don’t float
Take a look at some of the president’s statements from the aircraft carrier Gerald R. Ford.
-
U.S. general: Russia inadvertently struck U.S.-backed Syrians
A U.S. general says a Russian airstrike in Syria hit U.S.-backed Syrian Arab forces who are part of the fight against the Islamic State group.
-
Pentagon presenting counter-ISIS plan to White House
Defense Secretary Jim Mattis is presenting the White House with a plan to “rapidly defeat” the Islamic State group, a Pentagon spokesman said Monday. The strategy includes significant elements of the approach President Donald Trump inherited, while potentially deepening U.S. military involvement in Syria.
-
Pentagon: Out with ‘ISIL,’ in with ‘ISIS’
The change of U.S. administrations has produced a change of terminology in the war against the Islamic State group.
-
Pentagon cites evidence of Islamic State group ‘exodus’ from Raqqa
A months-long campaign to isolate and pressure the Islamic State group’s self-declared capital of Raqqa, Syria, is paying off as the administrative backbone of the militant organization is beginning to crack, the Pentagon said Friday.
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U.S. official: Russia deployed missile in violation of treaty
A Trump administration official says U.S. intelligence agencies have concluded that Russia has deployed a cruise missile in violation of a Cold War-era arms control treaty.
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Trump says U.S. will deal with North Korea ‘very strongly’
Technical advancements in North Korea’s ballistic missile programs, demonstrated in the latest test-launch from a mobile launcher, pose a “clear, grave threat” to U.S. security, a Pentagon spokesman said Monday.
