Russia, U.S. Inch Toward Direct Conflict in Middle East


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(Worthy News) – Pentagon officials are again imploring Russian aircraft to stay away from U.S. drones after one was severely damaged on Sunday in Syria.

The U.S. this year renewed its efforts in Syria to combat the Islamic State militant group (ISIS), even as the organization that controlled large swaths of Iraqi and Syrian territory a decade ago has lost about 95 percent of that land.

The area is currently inhabited by the U.S., Russia, Turkey and Iran. This month, ISIS leader Usamah Al-Muhajir was killed by U.S. forces in an airstrike in Eastern Syria. [ Source: NewsWeek (Read More…) ]

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