<p>On withdrawal from Afghanistan, the Biden administration touted its "over the horizon" capability to track and target terrorists from afar. If the strategy proves out, it should mean the ability to fully decouple antiterror operations from foreign military presence. </p>
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their new words for the u.s. tonight. also this evening, hundreds of u.s. troops, new images of armored vehicles now moving into syria. abc s chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz reporting in from the region tonight. reporter: on the heels of the release of that dramatic pentagon video, showing elite delta force commandos taking on fire and responding with an air strike as they surround al baghdadi s compound, then leveling it after he blew himself up, isis now announcing a new leader, ibrahim al qurayshi. in an audio announcement, the group warning america, do not be too happy or arrogant, proclaiming they are expanding from east to west. we are as close as any american can get to the area where baghdadi was killed. we are on the turkish side of the border, but that is syria right there, that wall you see, that roadway. and just four miles from here is where the americans carried out that raid. the mission conducted after president trump said he would