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Coalition scales back Iraq operations for security reasons

Coalition scales back Iraq operations for security reasons

  • Surveillance efforts were now focused on potential new attacks instead of the Daesh group
  • The rocket attacks have stoked fears of a proxy war between the US and Iran on Iraqi soil
By AFP ·
Coalition hits back over reported civilian deaths in east Syria

Coalition hits back over reported civilian deaths in east Syria

By AFP ·
US-led coalition strikes kill 14 civilians in east Syria: monitor

US-led coalition strikes kill 14 civilians in east Syria: monitor

By AFP ·
32 civilians killed in coalition strikes in east Syria: monitor

32 civilians killed in coalition strikes in east Syria: monitor

By AFP ·
Four years of coalition strikes on Syria kill 3,300 civilians: monitor

Four years of coalition strikes on Syria kill 3,300 civilians: monitor

By AFP ·
German minister can’t rule out longer-term military role in Middle East

German minister can’t rule out longer-term military role in Middle East

By Reuters - AP ·
Coalition says it killed Daesh members targeting Saudi Arabia, West

Coalition says it killed Daesh members targeting Saudi Arabia, West

By Reuters ·
Update US-led strikes on Syria pro-regime forces kill 100: US official

US-led strikes on Syria pro-regime forces kill 100: US official

By AFP ·
US-led coalition: Daesh has lost 95% of its ‘caliphate’

US-led coalition: Daesh has lost 95% of its ‘caliphate’

By REUTERS, AFP ·
US-led strikes claim another 51 civilian lives

US-led strikes claim another 51 civilian lives

By AFP ·
US-backed fighters seize major Syrian oil field

US-backed fighters seize major Syrian oil field

By Shahrukh Jamshed | Arab News Staff ·
US-led coalition urges Baghdad, Kurds to avoid ‘escalatory actions’

US-led coalition urges Baghdad, Kurds to avoid ‘escalatory actions’

By REUTERS, AFP ·
Daesh on the run as stronghold Raqqa’s fall nears

Daesh on the run as stronghold Raqqa’s fall nears

By AFP, AP ·

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