23.02.2026 11:01
The U.S. military has begun to evacuate the Kasrak military base in the rural Hasakeh region of Syria. With this step, the U.S. is entering the process of ending its military presence in Syria.
The U.S. military is withdrawing from its last military base located in the rural area of Hasakah in northeastern Syria, Kasrak.
According to local sources, U.S. soldiers have begun to evacuate the Kasrak base near the Tel Tamer line in Hasakah province.
CONVOYS HEADING TO THE IRAQ BORDER
Dozens of logistics trucks carrying military equipment from the base have moved in convoys towards the Iraq border.
MAINTAINING PRESENCE AT 3 LOCATIONS
In the last month, the U.S. has withdrawn from its military bases in the Shaddadi and Tanf regions of Syria. The U.S. military is currently maintaining its presence at deployment points in Rumeilan, Harab Jir and Life Stone.
ENDING MILITARY PRESENCE
With the evacuation of the Kasrak base in Hasakah province, it is reported that the U.S. is preparing to end its military presence in Syria.
WHAT HAPPENED?
The Wall Street Journal reported that due to the completion of the transfer of ISIS terrorists to Iraq, the U.S. military is preparing to completely withdraw its approximately 1,000 soldiers remaining in Syria within a two-month period.
Since 2015, the U.S. has maintained its military presence in Syria as part of operations against the terrorist organization ISIS.