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Two U.S. service members and an interpreter were killed in a Syria ambush linked to ISIS, prompting vows of retaliation.
Two U.S. service members and a U.S. interpreter were killed in a central Syria ambush near Palmyra, the first U.S. combat fatalities there since Bashar Assad’s ouster in December 2024.
The attack, attributed to a lone Islamic State gunman, also wounded three others.
The Pentagon confirmed the mission was part of ongoing counter-terrorism operations, with the attacker killed by partner forces.
President Donald Trump vowed "very serious retaliation," while Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth warned that anyone targeting Americans will face relentless pursuit.
Syria’s interim leader, Ahmad al-Sharaa, expressed devastation and affirmed cooperation with U.S. forces.
The incident highlights persistent security threats despite improved U.S.-Syria relations and the continued presence of ISIS fighters in the region.
Dos miembros del servicio de EE.UU. y un intérprete fueron asesinados en una emboscada en Siria vinculada a ISIS, lo que provocó promesas de represalia.