Syria

Reinforced U.S. troops will stay in Syria to guard against ISIS taking over oil wells.

The U.S. troop withdrawal from Syria was thrown into confusion Tuesday.

Several hundred troops withdrawing from Syria are coming home after Iraq refused permission to let them stay.

The U.S. will leave troops in Syria to guard oil wells and a post on the Jordanian border, President Trump said Monday.

Retired Army Gen. Raymond Thomas joined a list of former officers who have questioned the withdrawal of U.S. troops.

Trump also said it was highly unlikely that the presence of the weapons would lead to a confrontation with Turkey.

The lesson underscored by the SDF-Assad alliance was not lost on the Middle East: Russia would stick with its allies.

The decision comes amid the chaos of Turkey's invasion into northern Syria.

The administration's recent move to endorse a Turkish incursion into Syria sparked outrage among some U.S. Special Forces.

Top brass weren't blindsided by recent events, officials now say.