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The group has "lost its ability to attract new recruits," said Iraqi general Qais al-Mohamadawi.

Opened 6 months ago, Orkesh facility houses over 50 boys with Western parents, with Kurdish authorities hoping to avoid 'emergence of a new generation of extremists'

The Islamic State group still has up to 500 active fighters in Iraq, a senior military official estimated Sunday in the country where jihadist cells continue to launch sporadic attacks.

Baghdad: The Islamic State group still has up to 500 active fighters in Iraq, a senior military official estimated on Sunday in the country where jiha...

The Islamic State group still has up to 500 active fighters in Iraq, a senior military official estimated Sunday in the country where jihadist cells continue to launch sporadic attacks.But Iraqi General Qais al-Mohamadawi, part of the anti-jihadist coalition, stressed that IS -- now based in remote desert and mountain hideouts -- has "lost its ability to attract new recruits".The United Nations estimated in a report published last month that IS still has "5,000 to 7,000 members an...

A US general warned Saturday that the Middle East faces the looming threat of an ISIS group "army in detention", after visiting prisons and camps in northeastern Syria holding suspected extremists and their relatives. General Michael Kurilla, head of the US military's Central Command, visited several detention facilities this week, including Ghwayran prison in the city of Hasakeh, where hundreds were killed after extremists stormed it early last year, a CENTCOM statement said.

A US general warned Saturday that the Middle East faces the looming threat of an Islamic State group "army in detention", after visiting prisons and camps in northeastern Syria holding suspected jihadists and their relatives.General Michael Kurilla, head of the US military's Central Command, visited several detention facilities this week, including Ghwayran prison in the city of Hasakeh, where hundreds were killed after jihadists stormed it early last year, a CENTCOM statement sai...

Marine Tyler Justin Vargas-Andrews broke down in tears during a hearing as he recalled the disastrous Afghanistan withdrawal.

If the allies want to deter or deny Chinese aggression, now is the time to learn from ABDACOM’s annihilation.

Foreign ministry blasts unannounced trip by Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff General Mark Milley as ‘illegal,’ according to state media