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United States Resumes Airstrikes Targeting Hostile Elements in Iraq

The United States military has resumed targeted airstrikes against hostile forces operating near the border of Iraq and Jordan. The strikes aim to degrade the operational capabilities of militant groups that have previously launched attacks on American personnel. Pentagon officials confirmed that the actions are defensive and intended to deter future provocations.

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The United States military has resumed targeted airstrikes against hostile forces operating near the border of Iraq and Jordan. The strikes aim to degrade the operational capabilities of militant groups that have previously launched attacks on American personnel. Pentagon officials confirmed that the actions are defensive and intended to deter future provocations.

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