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BEIRUT (AP) — U.S. and Kurdish military officials said Tuesday that Turkish airstrikes and a threatened ground invasion in northern Syria are impacting their joint operations against the Islamic State extremist group.

Emboldened by their success in the midterm elections, House Republicans, who will hold a slim majority in the next Congress, have warned the Biden administration to expect far-tougher oversight of th...

Legislation would require greater scrutiny of the $20 billion in military aid President Biden has sent Ukraine, and it has bipartisan support.

Both the State Department and the Pentagon have outlined plans, including more inspections and training for the Ukrainians, meant to prevent U.S. arms from falling into the wrong hands.

MOSCOW (Sputnik) - US President Joe Biden has resisted bipartisan calls to get a clearer view of how American arms are being handled by moving inspectors... 27.11.2022, Sputnik International

Turkish president Erdogan vowed to fight terrorists no matter who their allies are, after the US objected to a strike near its base in Syria Read Full Article at RT.com

Top stories from the Russian press on Friday, November 25th

The U.S. and Turkey are at loggerheads over a Turkish ground invasion into Syria that could breathe new life into the Islamic State and endanger American personnel.

On November 15, as 90 Russian cruise missiles struck at Ukraine’s energy network, a companion US-UK propaganda blitz blamed the Russian missiles for the deaths of two workers on a farm in Poland. This was a big deal. Poland is a member of Nato and Article 5 of Nato’s treaty reads: ‘The Parties agree that

U.S. officials expressed concerns this week that a possible Turkish invasion of Syria could harm the United States' ...