ISIS, Tucson
2 Somali citizens in Tucson who conspired to join ISIS sentenced
Two Somalian citizens living in Tucson were sentenced last week for a plot in 2019 to join the terrorist organization ISIS. Ahmed Mahad Mohamed, 27, was sentenced to 132 months in prison and Abdi Yemeni Hussein, 26, was sentenced to 96 months in prison followed by lifetime terms of supervised release.
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How U.S. Is Set to Be ‘Devastated by Dozens of ISIS Terror Cells’ Awaiting Mass Attack OrdersISIS-linked cells could be plotting more horror after the New Year’s massacre in New Orleans. Knewz.com can reveal a vicious wave of terrorist attacks could be on the way as national security experts ...
"The terrorists get a vote, and they're voting to keep fighting," former Trump counterterrorism envoy Nathan Sales told ...
US Central Command (CENTCOM) commander General Michael “Erik” Kurilla visited Iraq and the Kurdistan Region on Wednesday and ...
The focus of the Trump White House may well be on Israel and Gaza, but given what is unfolding in Syria his first major ...
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Withdrawal of US support in Syria would be ‘nightmare’ in fight against ISIS, says commander of alliesAny withdrawal of US military forces and equipment from Syria by new US President Donald Trump would be a “nightmare” scenario and aid a resurgence of ISIS, the commander of a US-backed Syrian ...
Iraq is trying to convince powerful armed factions in the country that have fought U.S. forces and fired rockets and drones ...
New Orleans attack and the aftermath of Syria's rebellion add to worries of ISIS' global activity in 2025. Read more at The ...
The planned end of the U.S.-led coalition's mission by September 2025 introduces uncertainty about Iraq's security stability.
Iraq's Joint Operations Command announced on Saturday the killing of four militants, including a leader of the so-call ...
The Kurdish-led Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF) said on Friday that they arrested two suspected Islamic State (ISIS) leaders ...
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