Iraq Sounds Alarm on Terror Threat From Syria One Day After US Troops Leave – Democratic Accent
- Iraq’s Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein said Baghdad is preparing for ISIS fighters to cross from Syria after the U.S. ended its counter-ISIS mission in Iraq.
- Hussein said Iraqi forces can handle ISIS, although fighters crossing the border would pose a renewed security threat.
- Syrian authorities recently reported dismantling an ISIS cell, while U.S. officials said the group remains active but weakened in Iraq and Syria.
- Iraq plans a future security relationship with the United States that could include training and intelligence cooperation, although details have not been finalized.
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Washington's opponents, including Iran and the Islamic State, are expected to take advantage of the withdrawal.
Iraq sounds alarm on terror threat from Syria one day after US troops leave - NEW YORK TIMES POST
President Donald J. Trump announces the departure of the last American forces from Iraq Operation Inherent Resolve is set to end in 2026 as the last American forces leave Iraq. President Donald J. Trump declared the departure a victory for the United States and Iraq, noting that the military is bringing back all its equipment. [...]
Iraq sounds alarm on terror threat from Syria one day after US troops leave – Democratic Accent
Iraq is preparing for the possibility that Islamic State fighters could spill across the border... The post Iraq sounds alarm on terror threat from Syria one day after US troops leave appeared first on Democratic Accent .
The 2003 US-led invasion toppled Saddam Hussein, but years of armed insurgency and sectarian violence continued in Iraq. Nearly 4,500 American soldiers were killed before the US troops withdrew in 2011.
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