A drone attack late Sunday evening that struck a military base in eastern Syria, where U.S. troops are stationed, left at least six allied Kurdish soldiers dead, officials said.

Five service members and another U.S. contractor were wounded. The Pentagon said the drone was of “Iranian origin” and ordered airstrikes on facilities in Syria used by Iran-linked groups.

A drone strike on a coalition base in Syria killed a civilian contractor and wounded six others, including five U.S. service members.

New drone attack on U.S. base in Syria could be latest sign that Iranian-backed militias have resumed their attacks on U.S. bases in Iraq andS Syria.

In the wake of a drone attack on a military base in Syria last week, eight American service members sustained injuries, according to Pentagon Press Secretary Air Force Maj. Gen. Pat Ryder.

Drone strikes target US military bases in Syria, Iraq as regional tensions from Israel-Hamas War escalate On the same day, US Central Command said American forces intercepted three one-way attack ...

Enemy drone that hit US base in Jordan possibly confused with American drone Three U.S. service members were killed when the enemy drone got past defenses. By Luis Martinez , Anne Flaherty , and ...

The Pentagon on Monday announced the names of the three Army reservists killed in the drone attack over the weekend on a U.S. base in Jordan near the border with Syria.. Pentagon deputy press ...

The US military carried out retaliatory precision air strikes on Monday in Iraq after a one-way drone attack earlier in the day by Iran-aligned militants that injured three US service members, offi… ...

US forces stationed in Iraq came under fire in two separate drone attacks Wednesday — one of which injured a small number of American troops stationed at an air base in the country, a US ...

Two drones launched at a base hosting U.S. troops in western Iraq were intercepted Wednesday, a U.S. defense official said.

Three American service members died in a drone attack on a US outpost in Jordan on Jan. 28. A Natick engineer with American and Iranian citizenship faces 10 charges.