Review finds US troops didn’t violate law in Syria airstrike

Pentagon finds no wrongdoing in deadly 2019 Syria strike

Probe prompted by 'New York Times' report that stated US military covered up non-combatant deaths

Pentagon says no wrongdoing in Syria strike that killed civilians

Officials acknowledged the attack killed civilians but blamed bad intelligence from partner forces on the ground.

Pentagon finds no wrongdoing in 2019 Syria strike that killed civilians

WASHINGTON: An investigation into a 2019 strike by US forces in Syria that killed numerous civilians found no violations of policy or wanton negligence, the Pentagon said Tuesday. The internal US Army investigation focused on an operation by a special US force operating in Syria which launched an airstrike on a Daesh bastion in Baghouz on March 18, 2019. The investigation was sparked last year after the New York Times reported that in the origin…

US finds 'no wrongdoing' in deadly 2019 Syria strike

Pentagon Spokesman John Kirby said that 52 combatants were killed, 51 of them adult males and one child, while four civilians died, one woman and three children.

Review Finds US Troops Didn't Violate Law in Syria Airstrike

The U.S. military committed a number of procedural mistakes in the aftermath of a 2019 airstrike in Syria that killed dozens, including women and children, but a new investigation has concluded that U.S. troops did not violate the law of war or deliberately cause civilian casualties.

Pentagon Concludes No Laws Broken in 2019 Syria Strike That Killed Civilians

A Pentagon investigation of the 2019 U.S. military airstrike in Baghuz, Syria, has concluded that U.S. troops did ...