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Robert Grenier, the former CIA station chief for Pakistan and Afghanistan, was responsible for designing the war plan that aimed to drive the Taliban and al-Qaeda from Kandahar.
Israeli authorities forcibly removed families who had lived in their homes for over 60 years, leaving them with no time to collect their belongings.
The Senate rejects a resolution Tuesday to end U.S. involvement in Yemen's civil war.
The U.S. occupation of Iraq in 2003 created a chaotic environment that allowed an insurgency to flourish, ultimately contributing to the rise of ISIS.
In 2007, rising casualties in Afghanistan prompted critical examination of NATO's military tactics and the necessity of local support in combating the Taliban.
Riley Livermore, a former Air Force engineer, reflects on his resignation after 16 years of service due to moral conflicts over U.S. support for Israel in Gaza.
Boris Johnson states that Vladimir Putin miscalculated the conflict in Ukraine, believing it would end quickly, while Johnson anticipated a tougher resistance.
Student demonstrators in Indonesia demand freedom as the military maintains strict control.
Over 100 days of war have left Gaza in devastation following Hamas attacks on October 7, 2023.
In Gaza's Ela neighborhood, a July 20th attack by the Israeli Defense Forces results in significant civilian casualties, overwhelming local hospitals and displacing families.
Ramstein Air Base has treated over 43,000 patients in six years, serving as a key medical facility for wounded American soldiers from Iraq and Afghanistan.
The Afghan National Army prepares for the 2013 fighting season in Kandahar amid U.S. withdrawal.
Only 100 out of 800 Afghan National Army bases will remain operational after the withdrawal of American troops, raising concerns about security and resources.
A member of the Afghan National Army patrols Kandahar with only two soldiers using metal detectors to search for mines along their route.
Resistance fighters in Iraq boast about attacks on American forces amid rising violence.
More than half a million signatures were secretly gathered across Burma, marking the beginning of a social movement against the military regime.
The Taang National Liberation Army fights against the Burmese army and Chinese militia in Northern Burma.
Afghan forces abandoned their weapons and retreated as the Taliban seized control of Kandahar in August 2021, leading to widespread chaos.
Al-Shabab controls nearly a quarter of Somalia, complicating counter-terrorism efforts as U.S. support diminishes following troop withdrawal in January 2021.
Tensions rise in Tehran as Israel targets Iran's nuclear facilities in June confrontations.
Widows demand answers as fingers point at the US and Israel for Dariush's murder.
Over 4,500 American troops have died in Iraq, while Iran's influence continues to grow amid a power vacuum following the decline of ISIS.
Hundreds of members of Iran's Revolutionary Guard have defected, citing a betrayal by the government and growing discontent within their ranks.
Kurdish exiles in Iraq resist the Iranian regime from secret mountain camps.
A massive military operation involving 16,000 soldiers aims to deny Al-Qaeda a safe haven in Iraq's Diyala River Valley.
In Iraq, escalating sectarian violence has led to a growing reliance on armed militias like the Mehdi Army for protection and security amid government instability.
US and Thai troops tackle the drug crisis in Myanmar's Golden Triangle region.
A $100 million road project in Afghanistan aims to connect the Zadran tribe to Kabul and Pakistan, but risks falling under Taliban control.
The international community urges an end to the Israel-Hamas conflict amid rising casualties.
Israeli soldiers reveal orders to treat all Palestinians as threats during the Gaza conflict.
Israel faces a staggering death toll after Saturday's Hamas attack, escalating violence in Gaza.
The Israeli military regains control near Gaza after Hamas's attack on Saturday.
Societal changes in Israel following the October 7, 2023, government decision to issue over 157,000 firearms licenses are explored through the experiences of women embracing this new reality.
The US supports Israel despite proposed sanctions on settlers attacking Palestinians.
Israel's expansion of settlements in the West Bank accelerates under Prime Minister Netanyahu, despite international law deeming these developments illegal.
Sine, an Israeli training facility established in 2005 with US military funding, focuses on Urban Warfare tactics tailored to the complexities of Gaza.
Japan prepares for war after decades of peace, facing threats from Russia, North Korea, and China.
Japan's Self-Defence Forces have nearly 250,000 volunteers, with a growing number of women now making up 9,000 of the personnel.
Russian soldiers mistakenly cross the Border into Ukraine, raising serious concerns and risks for journalists.
At least 41 members of the Jashari clan were killed during a six-hour assault by Serbian forces in the village of Prekaz in May 1998.
Russia's military leadership shake-up hints at new strategies in Putin's war against Ukraine.
Hasakah faces renewed conflict as IS attacks following Kurdish control of Tal Abyad in June.
Thirty patients arrive at a hospital in Helmand, Afghanistan, on a bad day, as violence from mines and rocket attacks escalates.
Sgt. Jessica Haut navigates her transition as a transgender soldier in the U.S. Army, highlighting the challenges and support she encounters from peers.
Katie Schmid, a U.S. Army staff sergeant, reflects on the chaos and personal impact of President Trump's 2017 ban on transgender military service.
Since 2011, Israel's Iron Dome missile defense system has intercepted about 120 rockets in just three days, significantly reducing potential casualties.
Russia says it withdraws troops from Crimea while Ukraine celebrates a day of unity.
Senator Martha McSally shares her experience of sexual assault during a military hearing, while Greece charges twenty individuals over a deadly wildfire.
