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2 US soldiers, 1 civilian interpreter killed in Syria

Two U.S. soldiers and an interpreter killed in attack in Syria, Pentagon says

Two U.S. Army soldiers and a civilian U.S. interpreter were killed Saturday in an attack in Palmyra, Syria, the Pentagon said.

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2 U.S. service members and 1 civilian are killed in ISIS attack in Syria

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Two US soldiers, one civilian interpreter killed in Syria

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Gunman kills three Americans in Syria

One day after people in Syria gathered to mark the first anniversary of the ousting of the Bashar al-Assad regime, pictured, a joint U.S.-Syrian patrol in the central city of Palmyra was ambushed by a...

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Two US soldiers, one interpreter killed in Syria by lone ISIS gunman

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2 U.S. service members, one American civilian killed in ambush in Syria, officials say

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Two US soldiers & interpreter killed in horror ambush during counter-terror operation in Syria

Syrian officials, working alongside US troops to combat terror groups in the region, said their convoy was targeted while on a patrol – leaving several of them injured.

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Two US soldiers and interpreter killed by IS gunman in Syria, US says

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Trump says 'we will retaliate' after 3 Americans are killed in Syria attack that the US blames on IS

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Pete Hegseth pledges retribution after Islamist gunmen in Syria kills 2 U.S. soldiers and civilian, injuring 3

The Syrian Interior Ministry said that shooter in the deadly attack in Palmyra was a "member of the Syrian security forces who was influence by extremist ideology."

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Hegseth Confirms Death of Man Who Killed American Servicemembers in Syria

Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth on Saturday confirmed that the man who led an attack that killed two U.S. Army soldiers and one civilian in Syria had himself been killed by "partner forces" during the attack.

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U.S. Secretary of War Hegseth Vows Retaliation After ISIS Ambush Kills Three Americans in Syria

U.S. Envoy Tom Barrack Condemns “Cowardly Terrorist Ambush,” Mourns the Loss of Three Brave U.S. Service Members and Civilian Personnel, Reaffirms Commitment to Defeating Terrorism with Syrian Partners.