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U.S. defense officials said Monday that at least five American military personnel were wounded in a missile attack on a military base in Iraq, stating that the casualty count was still subject to change.  “Base personnel are conducting a post-attack damage assessment,” an official told Reuters.  Iraqi sources claim that two rockets hit the al Asad airbase in Western Iraq.  The attack comes after American forces conducted a strike against Iraqi militants last week. The strike purportedly killed four members of the Popular Mobilization Forces group, though some reports indicate that a Houthi drone expert may also have been killed. Currently, Iraq hosts 2,500 U.S. troops. The Iraqi government wants the American-led military coalition to begin withdrawing its soldiers in September. This withdrawal is expected to end in September 2025, almost 23 years after the beginning of the Iraq war. Some Iraqi sources claim that American personnel will remain in the country in an advisory role.  The post Five U.S. Personnel Wounded in Iraq appeared first on The American Conservative.

The militant group Hamas announced Tuesday that it was naming Yahya Sinwar, the architect of the October 7 attack on Israel, as its new leader. Sinwar will replace Ismail Haniyeh, who was killed by a bomb in Iran last week, presumably by Israeli forces. The group released a statement reading: The Islamic Resistance Movement Hamas announces the selection of Commander Yahya Sinwar as the head of the political bureau of the movement, succeeding the martyr Commander Ismail Haniyeh, may Allah have mercy on him. The selection of Sinwar, who leads one of the hardline factions within the Palestinian separatist movement, will come as a blow to hopes for a peaceful resolution to the current conflict in Gaza. Sinwar has shown little interest in propositions for a ceasefire or a negotiated settlement, and the Israeli government will have little interest in any deal with a Sinwar-led Hamas. Israel, which has been hunting Sinwar since October 7, responded sharply. “There is only one place for Yahya Sinwar, and it is beside Mohammed Deif and the rest of the Oct 7th terrorists,” said Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari, spokesman for the Israel Defense Forces. The post October 7 Attack Architect to Be New Hamas Leader appeared first on The American Conservative.

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