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A British newspaper is going to be sued by an Iraqi actress because it used a picture of her in an article about 'fat' women.
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The Afghan War's human toll is well recognized. Its inflationary costs, on the other hand, are less well recognized.
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The cost of America's involvement in war has been high. According to a new 2019 research, the US wars in Afghanistan, Iraq, Syria, and Pakistan cost taxpayers $6.4 trillion from 2001 to 2019. The report's major result is that the entire budgetary burden of the post-9/11 conflicts will continue to rise as long as the US government is committed to interest payments and financing growing veteran care costs.
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US military personnel will be reduced to 2,500 troops in each country in January 2021. A decision criticized by US allies.
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The United States Embassy in Baghdad was targeted by rocket fire. This attack, which resulted in the death of a young girl, ends the truce with pro-Iran Iraqi factions decreed a month earlier.
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Two months from the end of his mandate, the president of the United States is said to have polled senior American officials on the possibility of 'acting' against an Iranian nuclear site, according to the 'New York Times'.
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The Pentagon announced Tuesday, November 17 that the United States would reduce the number of its troops in Afghanistan and Iraq in mid-January 2021. A decision feared by many elected Republican and some allies in Washington who fear to see the groups extremists are strengthening in the Middle East.
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The United States will withdraw over 2,000 troops from Iraq this month, roughly half of its troop presence, the top U.S. commander in the Middle East said Wednesday. In a long awaited move that works toward President Trump’s goal of getting America out of “endless wars,” forces will be cut from 5,200 to 3,000, Marine …
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The Trump administration is preparing to reduce the U.S. troop presence in Iraq by about one-third, the Wall Street Journal reported on Friday. There are currently 5,200 American service members stationed in Iraq. American officials told the Journal that the Pentagon is planning to reduce that number to 3,500 over the next two to three months. …
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After an al Qaeda truck bomb ripped through United Nations headquarters at the Canal Hotel in Baghdad in the summer of 2003, Carolina Larriera tried to dig through piles of rubble with her bare hands to save the man she loved. Dazed from the powerful blast, her clothes covered in dust and splattered with blood …
A British newspaper is going to be sued by an Iraqi actress because it used a picture of her in an article about 'fat' women.
