ISIS

French President Emmanuel Macron has vowed to increase France’s efforts to eradicate terrorist groups linked to al-Qaeda and ISIS in the Sahel.

In a statement, UN chief Stéphane Dujarric, emphasized that attacks against UN blue helmets “may constitute a war crime.”

The Syrian Observatory for Human Rights reports an ISIS ambush and firefight in eastern Syria, about 280 miles northeast of Damascus. 

Swedish Troops will augment French forces across the Sahel in an ongoing operation against extremists under coalition Task Force Takuba.

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“The Coalition will continue to remove key leaders… terrorists-you will never live in peace- you will be pursued to the ends of the earth.”

Callahan’s remarkable use of drone footage to capture the work of American Marines in action against ISIS in a never-before-seen way.

After just one week as Commander-in-Chief, Biden appears to be toying with plans to redistribute U.S. troops in the Middle East and Africa.

The French-led Task Force in the Sahel continues to exchange blows with region extremist groups in an ongoing battle for sub-Saharan Africa.

As the French continue to weather casualties, French President Emmanuel Macron seeks to gain renewed military support from President Biden.

Army PFC Bridges is charged with giving military advice and guidance on how to kill fellow soldiers to ISIS.

With a national election in Somalia less than a month away, analysts say that the removal of American troops couldn’t come at a worse time.