Islamic State attacks on track to double in Iraq and Syria compared to last year, US military says



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Islamic State group attacks in Syria and Iraq are on track to double compared to last year, signaling a resurgence attempt. U.S. Central Command reports 153 attacks in the first six months of 2024, following a declaration of caliphate a decade ago. Despite losing territorial control, ISIS remains a threat with active sleeper cells. Current U.S.-Iraq discussions focus on managing this threat and potentially reducing U.S. military presence amid regional tensions.

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