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US hits dozens of Islamic State targets in Syria amid base withdrawals
By Nicholas Slayton ·
Task & Purpose
· Saturday, February 14, 2026
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Military operations have been underway in Syria. The US conducted airstrikes targeting infrastructure and storage locations. These actions aimed to maintain pressure on certain groups. The attacks too
Military operations have been underway in Syria. The US conducted airstrikes targeting infrastructure and storage locations. These actions aimed to maintain pressure on certain groups.
The attacks took place over a 10-day period, with multiple locations hit. Details about the exact number of casualties are not available. Further information about the operations, including the types of aircraft used, can be found through US Central Command.
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