Baghdad Asserts Its Sovereignty as U.S. Troops Depart
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The United States has withdrawn all combat troops and logistical support forces from Iraq, according to an Iraqi government official. The withdrawal was part of an agreement reached between Iraq and the United States in 2024. In recent years, about 2,500 American troops have been deployed in Iraq. American forces were stationed in Erbil, near Baghdad airport and in the capital's Green Zone. The United States and its allies launched operations ag…
An Iraqi Official: a Coalition Led by the United States Handed over to Us All Military Bases in Iraq
At the end of the United States military presence in Iraq, an international coalition led by the United States handed over to the Iraqi authorities all its military bases and command posts, as Al Jazeera stated to the head of Iraq ' s security press service, Sa ' ad Ma ' aan.
The international coalition led by the United States handed over to the Iraqi armed forces all military bases and headquarters in the country, said the head of the Iraqi security press office Saad Maan. The coalition handed over all military bases and headquarters to the Iraqi authorities, told Ma'an Al-Jazeera, and handed over RIA News. "There will be no coalition combat or training forces in Iraq after 30 September," he added. Also, the offici…
The governments of the two states had reached an agreement for the withdrawal of American forces in 2024. According to the US Pentagon, approximately 2,500 members of the US armed forces were stationed in Iraqi territory in recent years. The post The withdrawal of the American army from Iraq is complete appeared first on in.gr.
According to Baghdad, US forces have withdrawn completely from Iraq. All U.S. combat units and logistical support forces have left the country, an Iraqi government spokesman told German news agency dpa. There is no official US confirmation yet.
US forces have reportedly fully withdrawn from Iraq, ending their long-standing presence ahead of Independence Day celebrations.
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