Joseph Haboush
Washington Correspondent at Al Arabiya English
Washington Correspondent, @AlArabiya_Eng || former @DailyStarLeb || @Telegraph || @MiddleEastInst || Views are my own & RTs are not endorsements
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3 weeks ago |
english.alarabiya.net | Joseph Haboush
A US defense official told Al Arabiya English on Wednesday that Washington’s vetted Syrian partners are well-trained, well-equipped, and prepared to prevent any resurgence of ISIS in Syria, even as American forces continue to withdraw from the country. Earlier this week, US officials confirmed to Al Arabiya English that at least 500 American troops had been withdrawn from Syria in recent weeks, and several military bases were either shut down or handed over to the Syrian Democratic Forces (SDF).
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1 month ago |
english.alarabiya.net | Joseph Haboush
US President Donald Trump’s first official overseas visit—beginning in Saudi Arabia—marked a pivotal reset in America’s approach to the Middle East. He laid out a vision for the Middle East’s future following decades of US interventions and failed regime changes that have led to widespread devastation.
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1 month ago |
english.alarabiya.net | Joseph Haboush
All eyes will be on the Gulf region this week as US President Donald Trump embarks on his first official visit abroad. But the bigger question remains: What will come out of the trip for Washington and for the capitals of Saudi Arabia, Qatar and the United Arab Emirates? Trump choosing the region as his first foreign trip after taking office in January speaks volumes about the value the US president places in the Middle East, particularly Riyadh, Doha and Abu Dhabi.
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1 month ago |
english.alarabiya.net | Joseph Haboush
1 min read The US State Department approved a $3.5 billion deal late Friday for the sale of advanced missiles and weapons to Saudi Arabia, according to the Pentagon. This agreement involves the sale of 1,000 Advanced Medium-Range Air-to-Air Missiles (AMRAAM) and 50 AIM-120C-8 AMRAAM guidance sections to the Kingdom. Developing Saudi Arabia US
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2 months ago |
english.alarabiya.net | Joseph Haboush
The US military has quietly racked up a major toll in Yemen, killing at least 500 Houthi fighters—including top-tier operatives—since last month, according to officials and sources familiar with intelligence assessments. While the US has conducted daily air and naval strikes for over five weeks, it has remained tight-lipped about the results of the campaign.
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