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The White House says the US will largely pull out its remaining roughly 1,000 troops from Syria over the coming months, transferring lead counterterrorism to the Syrian government while preserving the option to respond to threats; the move coincides with rising tensions with Iran and a broader shift in US regional posture, including enhanced naval activity near Iran.
President Trump indicated readiness to send more US troops to Venezuela if interim president Rodriguez does not cooperate, and discussed potential sanctions relief, while US officials outlined demands for her to crack down on drug flows, expel hostile operatives, and stop selling oil to adversaries, with plans for a future free election.
The US is withdrawing a military brigade from Romania, drawing criticism from veterans and allies who see it as a strategic mistake that could weaken NATO's deterrence against Russia, especially amid rising tensions and Russian aggression in the region.
U.S. troops will support the Gaza ceasefire by monitoring and facilitating humanitarian aid in Israel, with no plans for ground combat, according to JD Vance, amidst ongoing regional tensions and diplomatic efforts led by President Trump.
The US plans to deploy up to 200 troops to Israel to oversee a multinational taskforce aimed at monitoring the Gaza ceasefire, facilitating humanitarian aid, and coordinating efforts between Israel and Hamas, without entering Gaza itself, as part of ongoing efforts to stabilize the region following recent escalations.
The US is deploying about 200 troops to Israel to support and monitor the Gaza ceasefire, establishing a coordination center to facilitate humanitarian aid and oversee the ceasefire implementation, without sending troops into Gaza.
The US is deploying about 200 troops to Israel to support and monitor the Gaza ceasefire, establishing a civil-military coordination center to facilitate humanitarian aid and oversee the implementation of the ceasefire agreement, including the transition to a civilian government in Gaza.
The US is deploying about 200 troops to Israel to support and monitor the Gaza ceasefire, establishing a civil-military coordination center to facilitate humanitarian aid and oversee the implementation of the ceasefire agreement, without sending troops into Gaza.
The US is deploying about 200 troops to Israel to support and monitor the Gaza ceasefire, establishing a civil-military coordination center to facilitate humanitarian aid and oversee the transition to civilian governance in Gaza, with involvement from multiple countries and no American troops entering Gaza itself.
Democratic leaders are prepared to sustain their stance in the government shutdown for weeks, even if it results in missed paychecks for US troops, as they believe public pressure and upcoming healthcare premium notices will eventually compel Republicans to negotiate on healthcare subsidies.
US President Donald Trump offered to send more troops to Poland and hinted at stronger actions against Russia amid ongoing tensions related to the Ukraine war, while welcoming Poland's new nationalist president Karol Nawrocki and emphasizing US-Poland relations and NATO commitments.
The article reports that Donald Trump has pledged not to withdraw US troops from Poland, amidst various international developments including Ukraine's military activities and European diplomatic tensions.
President Donald Trump hinted at deploying more US troops to Poland amid tensions with Russia, emphasizing strong US-Poland relations and ongoing military rotations, though the actual deployment remains uncertain.
South Korean President Lee Jae Myung is set to meet U.S. President Donald Trump to discuss troop costs, security alliances, and regional threats, with a focus on burden sharing, countering China, and North Korea's nuclear program. The talks may also touch on South Korea's potential nuclear capabilities amid regional tensions.
Donald Trump has stated that US troops will not defend Ukraine and that Ukraine's hopes of joining NATO or regaining Crimea are 'impossible,' while emphasizing ongoing diplomatic efforts and potential peace negotiations involving Zelenskyy, Putin, and European leaders.