US won’t strike remaining ISIS fighters migrating to western Syria

29 Dec 2017

“As U.S. and coalition forces focus on the few remaining pockets of Islamic State fighters along the Euphrates River Valley in Syria, they’ve seen some of those militants escape to regime-controlled areas to the west.”

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US won’t strike remaining ISIS fighters migrating to western Syria

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