Summary
In 2025, the U.S. has conducted military strikes in several regions under President Donald Trump's orders. These operations targeted groups like ISIS and others involved in criminal activities. Key areas affected include Nigeria, Syria, the Caribbean, the Pacific, Iran, Yemen, and Somalia.
Key Facts
- President Trump ordered a U.S. strike on ISIS militants in northwest Nigeria on Christmas day.
- This strike in Nigeria was coordinated with the Nigerian government and targeted militant camps in Sokoto state.
- Earlier in December, the U.S. conducted strikes against ISIS in Syria following attacks on American troops.
- In September, the U.S. targeted vessels linked to "narco-terrorist" networks in the Caribbean.
- Similar operations happened in the Pacific, focusing on narcotics trafficking.
- In June, the U.S. struck Iranian nuclear sites aimed at hindering Iran's nuclear weapon development.
- In April, U.S. forces attacked a Houthi-controlled port in Yemen, resulting in over 70 casualties.
- In February, precision airstrikes were carried out in Somalia against Islamic State targets.
