US military strikes IS Syria 2026: 90 Munitions Unleashed in Massive Retaliation
US Central Command conducted massive airstrikes against IS targets in Syria on Jan 10, 2026. The US military strikes IS Syria 2026 operation involved 90+ munitions and 20+ aircraft.
The United States isn't just reacting; it's delivering on a promise of vengeance. US Central Command (Centcom) announced that it's carried out a series of large-scale strikes against Islamic State (IS) targets in Syria on January 10, 2026. Directed by President Donald Trump, the operation serves as a direct response to the deadly ambush that killed three Americans last month.
US military strikes IS Syria 2026: Inside Operation Hawkeye Strike
According to officials, more than 20 aircraft—including F-15Es, A-10s, and AC-130Js—participated in the mission. They dropped over 90 precision munitions on 35 targets. Jordanian F-16s also joined the fray, signaling a unified front against terrorism in the region. Centcom stated that the strikes aim to protect partner forces and combat persistent threats.
If you harm our warfighters, we will find you and kill you anywhere in the world.
Retaliation for the Palmyra Ambush
The military action follows the December 13 attack in Palmyra, where an IS gunman killed two US soldiers and a civilian interpreter. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth clarified that Operation Hawkeye Strike isn't the start of a new war but a "declaration of vengeance." He emphasized that under Trump's leadership, the US won't hesitate to defend its people with overwhelming force.
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