US military forces reportedly steal grain from Syria’s northeastern province of Hasakah, and take them to neighboring Iraq.

The US is seeking to keep troops in Afghanistan beyond the May deadline, says a a top US lawmaker.

The volatile situation in Iraq has become a major headache for the administration of US President Joe Biden.

Rockets have hit Ain al-asad air base in western Iraq, which hosts foreign forces including US troops.

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has called on the US to “pay” for the presence of its military forces in the Asian country if the Biden administration wants to keep a troop deployment agreement with Manila.

An Iraqi lawmaker says the nation will resort to resistance in case the US refuses to abide by the resolution demanding the withdrawal of all foreign forces from the country.

The Pentagon says the Biden administration will not commit to a full withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan by May.

The US military transfers 200 troops onboard helicopters from Iraq to Syria’s northeastern province of Hasakah.

‘Iraqis have proved that their country will not be submissive to anyone,’ said the PMU chief.

President Ashraf Ghani says the war in Afghanistan has killed only 98 Americans since 2015, while over 40,000 Afghan civilians and troops have been killed in the same period.