The April attack at the Green Village base in northeastern Syria wounded four American service members.
Author: Eric Schmitt
More Russian Mercenaries Deploying to Ukraine to Take On Greater Role in War
At least 1,000 fighters from Russia’s Wagner Group are expected to focus on the Kremlin’s goal of seizing eastern Ukraine.
Biden Approves $200 Million in Weapons and Equipment for Ukraine
With the new arms package, which officials say includes antitank and antiaircraft missiles, the Biden administration has sent Ukraine $1.2 billion in weapons in the past year.
U.S. Carries Out First Airstrike in Somalia Since August
The strike targeted Al Shabab militants who had attacked allied Somali security forces.
U.S. Troops in Poland Brace for Possible Ukrainian Evacuees
Tens of thousands of people, including Americans, could flee across the border if Russia attacks Ukraine.
U.S. Army Troops Arrive in Poland to Reassure Allies
Nearly 5,000 soldiers from the 82nd Airborne Division are now in Poland in response to the Russian deployments on Ukraine’s borders.
Reports of Civilian Casualties as U.S. Raid in Syria Appears to Target Qaeda Leader
Helicopter-borne Special Operations troops carried out the risky predawn commando assault.
U.S. Military Focusing on ISIS Cell Behind Attack at Kabul Airport
The suicide bomber who killed nearly 200 people, including 13 U.S. troops, had been freed from prison by the Taliban days before the attack.
Navy Fires Warship’s Top Two Officers, Reportedly Over Handling of Sexual Harassment Inquiry
The commander and second in charge of the littoral combat ship Montgomery were relieved because of “a loss of confidence in their ability to command,” a rare punishment for a ship’s leaders.
No U.S. Troops Will Be Punished for Deadly Kabul Strike, Pentagon Chief Decides
The military initially defended the August strike, which killed 10 civilians including seven children, in the days afterward, but ultimately called it a tragic mistake.