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James Jeffrey said that the U.S. must stay the course in Syria and that it was not the same kind of large-scale, costly deployment as Afghanistan or Vietnam.

Throughout history, there have been various claims of people being struck and killed by meteorites.

Turkish and Turkey-backed forces targeted Kurdish positions in northern Iraq and Syria, even as the United Nations and French President Emmanuel Macron called for a global truce.

The social network took action yesterday after multiple researchers flagged over 9,000 profiles that appeared to be spreading content promoting the political interests of the UAE and Saudi Arabia.

Presidents Vladimir Putin of Russia and Recep Tayyip Erdogan of Turkey have reached a new settlement on the insurgent-held province of Idlib, Syria.

Brutal clashes have unfolded at the Turkish-Greek border as thousands of migrants, asylum seekers and refugees seek to enter Greece.

Russia accused Turkey of embedding its troops with outlawed militants in Syria's Idlib as both sides accuse their adversaries of plotting chemical attacks.

Turkish forces "mainly use our equipment, we want to make sure the equipment is ready when they need to use it," according to Turkey's state-run Anadolu Agency.

The Greek government has branded the claim "fake news."

After Ankara suggested it would not prevent migrants and refugees from leaving Turkey, thousands of refugees have headed toward the border with Greece.

Two Black Sea Fleet frigates passed the Turkish Straits carrying Kalibr-NK cruise missiles, as Syria's seemingly intractable war grew even more uncertain.

The conflict in northwestern Syria is in danger of spilling over after a Syrian airstrike killed 33 Turkish soldiers on Thursday.

Turkish Hatay province Governor Rahmi Dogan said that at least 33 Turkish troops were killed in airstrikes blamed on the Syrian government against their positions in the country's northwestern province of Idlib.

Syrian regime forces are pushing into the northwestern region of Idlib, the last significant area still under rebel control.

The insurgent-held province of Idlib is witnessing a surge in violence involving factions in the country's civil war and the international powers backing them.

It's no coincidence that when human rights are undermined, the people who defend them are often attacked too.

As the Russian- and Iran-backed Syrian military restores government control over the country, its meeting resistance from opposing international forces.

Russia's military downed a small drone near Hmyemim Air Base in Latakia after a bloody exchange between Syrian and Turkish troops.

The 6.8 magnitude quake hit the Elazig province, which is around 340 miles east of the capital Ankara, at around 8:55 p.m. local time on Friday.

The president has criticized past administrations for not keeping control of valuable Iraqi oil fields conquered by the military.

A boat carrying 19 migrants sunk near Cesme in western Turkey on Saturday. There were eleven fatalities, eight of which were children.

As President Donald Trump called on other nations to play an increased role in the Middle East after Iranian attacks on Iraqi bases housing U.S. personnel, Russia and Turkey discussed Libya and Syria.

The Washington Post columnist was killed in the Saudi Consulate in Istanbul last year by a team of Saudi agents.

Both houses of Congress have passed resolutions acknowledging the 20th century atrocity, which Turkey still denies happened.

Libya's U.N.-backed Government of National Accord has approved a Turkish request to send troops to defend Tripoli against the rival Libyan National Army, led by Field Marshal Khalifa Haftar.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan argued that the goal of his cross-border attack was to clear the way for the resettling some of the 3.7 million Syrian refugees his country hosts.

President Donald Trump has retained a small U.S. force in the east of Syria to guard oil fields there against remaining Islamic State elements.

The president previously described a construction project in Istanbul as "a little conflict of interest" in his dealings with Turkey.

Chris Van Hollen said Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is being allowed to cozy up to Putin "with impunity."

Turkey's invasion of northeastern Syria has prompted protests from other NATO nations and opened up cracks in the alliance.