ISWNews Analysis Group: Sonny Leggett, US forces spokesperson in Afghanistan reported of starting to reduce number of forces in Afghanistan.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Suheil Shahin, spokesperson of Taliban political branch in Qatar, reported of agreement between Taliban and USA to be signed imminently.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Following the rumors of installing Patriot SAMs in Ain al-Asad Base, Danish minister of defense reported of sending troops to Ain al-Asad base.
According to latest updates, temporary ceasefire between USA and Taliban will be start in a few days. The ceasefire will be permanent in case the American side is happy with it and then the summit between afghan groups will be held and finally American soldiers will leave.
A caravan of American terrorist troops intended to pass through Qamishli area which was blocked by Syrian army and had to return.
ISWNews Analysis Group: According to SANA, a civilian martyred when US troops fired at a crowd stopping them pass through a checkpoint east of Qamishli city in Hamo.
The US Defense Department announced 45 more US. service members have been diagnosed with traumatic brain injuries after Iran’s strikes on the Ain al-Asad airbase in Iraq, raising the total number of US terrorist troops injured in the ballistic missile strike to 109.
ISWNews Analysis Group: US defense ministry released names of two American terrorist soldiers killed in recent engagements in east of Afghanistan.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Due to clashes between US soldiers and Afghan army in the Nangarhar province, two US troops were killed and 6 other were injured.
ISWNews Analysis Group: Imam Khamenei, leader of Islamic Revolution, yesterday in meeting with people said American plan of the deal of the century will be futile.
ISWNews Analysis Group: General Kenneth F. McKenzie, head of American terrorist army command (CENTCOM) visited Iraq on February 5.
CNN quotes US military official: The number of US troops who suffered brain injuries from the Iranian missile attack on Ain al-Asad base increased to 64 cases.
