Tag: Syria

Despite the Biden administration’s intent to withdraw from the Middle East the U.S. still supports its regional allies.

“It’s like in Harry Potter, where Voldemort is the name that is never said aloud. It’s a taboo subject,” a former Wagner Group mercenary told BBC.

“US forces conducted a kinetic counterterrorism strike near Idlib, Syria, today, on a senior al-Qaeda leader,” CENTCOM announced.

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?

Prime Minister Bennett has vowed to continue Netanyahu’s policy and not allow an Iranian presence on Israel’s borders.

The U.S. drone strike comes amid a period of heightened tension between the U.S. and Iranian-backed militia in Syria and Iraq.

Iran has been giving conflicting instructions to its Iraqi proxy militias. This could drive the militias further away from Tehran.

“U.S. Forces in Syria, while under multiple rocket attack, acted in self-defense and conducted counter-battery artillery fire,” the U.S. said.

“They are in effect pirate ships,” John Bolton, former national security adviser to the Trump administration, said of the Iranian warships.

Is the Pentagon really focusing its resources on China and away from Afghanistan, as its leadership claims?

When one talks about Memorial Day, it is important to know what it means and most importantly whom it is honoring.

So far, there appears to be no coherence in Biden’s foreign policy. The U.S. urgently needs a focused foreign policy to overcome the challenges ahead.