US launches large-scale strikes on ISIS targets in Syria
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By Khalil Ashawi, Mahmoud Hasano and Orhan Qereman ALEPPO, Syria Jan 10 (Reuters) - The last Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) fighters left the Syrian city of Aleppo on Sunday, state-run Ekhbariya TV said,
The strikes come less than a month after an ISIS gunman ambushed U.S. troops in Syria, killing three U.S. servicemembers—two Iowa National Guard soldiers and a civilian interpreter. The assault marked the first deadly attack on U.S. troops in Syria since the fall of President Bashar al-Assad.
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Al-Wais also praised Jordan’s solidarity with the Syrian people and stressed that the upcoming period requires coordinated efforts to combat drug trafficking and cross-border crime. He noted that judicial and legal coordination between the two countries constitutes a cornerstone for achieving these goals.