33 People Die in an Attack in Kandahar, Afghanistan, as ISIS-K Steps Up the Violence
The continued ISIS-K attacks in Afghanistan aim to expose the Taliban’s weaknesses and inflame tensions among different sectarian groups.
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Wanting to Fight ISIS Independently the Taliban Reject American Assistance
“There’s a greater danger from ISIS and al-Qaeda and all these affiliates in other countries – by far – than there is in Afghanistan,” President Biden said.
Taliban Raid ISIS-K Cell After Deadly Kabul Bombing
ISIS-K has stepped up its attacks against the Taliban who are trying to appear in control of the situation.
US-Led Coalition Conducts Numerous Raids in Syria Killing ISIS Members
Despite the Biden administration’s intent to withdraw from the Middle East the U.S. still supports its regional allies.
There Is No Escape From the Thermobaric Bomb
The thermobaric bomb is a very powerful weapon both for its immense destructive power and its psychological impact on enemy troops.
Al-Qaeda Is Still in Afghanistan: Denial Hurts US Credibility
America’s allies will think twice about trusting it in the future as US credibility suffers another blow.
Dozens of Civilians and Troops Die in the Latest Terrorist Attacks to Hit the Sahel
No group has yet claimed responsibility for the latest terrorist attacks in the Sahel, although they bear the markings of the Islamic State.
The History of 2nd Ranger Battalion, 75th Ranger Regiment
The 2nd Ranger Battalion received its baptism of fire on D-Day. Following its reactivation, the battalion has been an integral part of the Rangers.
Character and Ethics Identified as Navy SEAL Problem Areas by Chief of Naval Operations
In response to the identified problems, the Naval Special Warfare Command is now placing more emphasis on Navy SEAL ethics and character.
Global Terrorism Grows as US Transitions to Near-peer Competition
Global terrorism continues to attract new recruits in its fight against the “Great Satan.” The U.S. must not become complacent.
What Can the U.S. Achieve With its Time in Syria?
Although the conflict has slipped from the public eye, the US has expended blood, coin, and time in Syria. How can it make the most of it?
US Could Shift From a Combat to an Advisory Role in Iraq
“Iraqis are now ready to stand up on their feet and protect themselves. We are no longer in need of US combat troops,” the PM of Iraq said.
