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The article presents the discussion on Russia invaded Ukraine where foreign combat veterans answering the Ukrainian president's call to fight. Topics include count on calling in airstrikes for protection and other critical support; and Russian invasion force without basics like steady meals and even some tools of modern warfare.

The article discusses President Donald Trump has expected to order the U.S. military to withdraw thousands of troops by the time leaves office in January, using the end of time in power to significantly pull back American forces from far-flung conflicts for the world.

The article reports on U.S. airstrikes against Iraq last March 12, 2020 in retaliation of an attack by Iraqi militias last March 11, 2020 that killed two Americans and one British soldier.

The article reports that Defense Department has said that several troops had sustained traumatic brain injuries after Iranian ballistic missile strikes on Ayn Al Asad Air Base and mentions views of defense secretary Mark T. Esper on the same.

The article reports that the U.S.-led coalition in Iraq and Syria has halted its years long campaign against the lslamic State as the U.S. forces braced for retaliation from Iran over a strike that killed a powerful Iranian commander Qassim Suleimani.

The article refers to the attack of the United States military forces in Iraq and Syria controlled by an Iranian-backed para-military group.

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The article reports that volley of rockets struck military base of Baghdad killing service members, Americans and British and mentions American led military coalition in Iraq responded with airstrikes on camps.

The article reports that several American troops were flown from Iraqi bases after showing signs of concussions from Iranian missile strikes and mentions statement from president Donald Trump on no Americans had been injured.

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