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U.S. forces have completed their withdrawal from Qasrak Air Base in Syria's Hasakah province. This move raises questions about the ongoing fight against ISIS and the stability of the region. The SDF now faces increased responsibility for security.
A gunman with past ISIS ties, identified as Mohamed Bailor Jalloh, killed one person and injured two others in a shooting at Old Dominion University. Jalloh had previously pleaded guilty in 2016 to attempting to provide material support to ISIS. Authorities are investigating the motive and circumstances surrounding the attack.
Two significant incidents on March 12th have raised alarm bells regarding domestic terrorism. In Michigan, a suspect rammed a car into a synagogue before being killed by security, with no injuries reported. Meanwhile, a shooting at Old Dominion University in Virginia, linked to an ISIS sympathizer, left one dead and three injured.
A man with past ties to ISIS, recently released from federal prison, has been identified as the gunman in a fatal shooting at Old Dominion University. The incident, which left one dead and two injured, has sparked urgent questions about monitoring and counterterrorism protocols.
Two teenagers have been arrested and charged in what officials are calling an ISIS-inspired terror plot in New York City. The suspects allegedly attempted to detonate homemade explosives near the mayor's residence during a protest. Both suspects have reportedly pledged allegiance to the Islamic State.
Germany's military training mission for Kurdish Peshmerga forces in Iraq is under threat due to escalating Iran-Iraq tensions. Iranian strikes targeting Kurdish opposition groups have placed German troops in a precarious position, raising concerns about the mission's future despite its focus on combating ISIS.
Federal authorities have charged two men with terrorism offenses for their alleged role in a clash outside Gracie Mansion, according to Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi. The suspects are accused of pledging allegiance to ISIS and one allegedly threw an explosive device during a protest.
Two individuals have been federally charged with attempting to provide material support to ISIS following an attack outside a New York residence. Amir Balat and Ibrahim Kayumi allegedly acted under the influence of ISIS propaganda, with one expressing a desire to exceed the scale of the Boston Marathon bombing.
Two individuals were arrested near the NYC mayor's home after allegedly detonating explosive devices inspired by ISIS propaganda. Officials confirmed the attack was planned and motivated by extremist ideology, with one suspect pledging allegiance to the Islamic State.
Two young men from Pennsylvania have been arrested and charged in a potential ISIS-inspired terror plot targeting the New York City mayor's home. The incident involved the use of improvised explosive devices during dueling protests over the weekend.
