US Launches Airstrikes in Iraq and Syria
US Launches Airstrikes in Iraq and Syria
US Launches Airstrikes in Iraq and Syria
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The U.S. military has carried out retaliatory strikes against more than 85 targets in Iraq and Syria, largely in response to the attack that killed three U.S. service members in Jordan. The initial responses of lawmakers to President Joe Biden's decision to order the strikes have been largely divided along party lines, with Republicans criticizing the attacks while Democrats expressed support for the military moves. The strikes targeted facilities linked to Iran's Revolutionary Guard Corps and the militias they support, and involved the use of more than 125 precision munitions.

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U.S. retaliation began soon after the dignified transfer of soldiers killed in Jordan
Senators say retaliatory strikes are only 'first step' in Jordan attack response
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U.S. retaliation began soon after the dignified transfer of soldiers killed in Jordan
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