U.S. Forces Withdraw From Iraq After Two Decades as Power Vacuum Looms
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After more than two decades, the U.S. has ended its military operation in Iraq. In the capital Baghdad, the withdrawal was celebrated on the streets, but Sunnis and Kurds in particular are now worried about the Shiite militia's supremacy.
Some Iraqis celebrate the end of a U.S. military presence that unleashed waves of bloodshed. Others fear for what will happen to their country, trapped between Washington and Tehran.
Iraq Enters a New Era After U.S. Withdrawal — Who Will Fill the Power Vacuum?
Iraq Enters a New Era After U.S. Withdrawal — Who Will Fill the Power Vacuum? The withdrawal of the final U.S. forces from Iraq marks the beginning of a new and uncertain chapter for the country, with Baghdad facing the challenge of balancing competing regional powers without the direct American military presence that shaped Iraqi […] The post Iraq Enters a New Era After U.S. Withdrawal — Who Will Fill the Power Vacuum? first appeared on The Zam…
The withdrawal of the last US troops from Iraq marked the end of a 23-year period. While the occupation left behind hundreds of thousands of casualties, millions of displaced people, and the Abu Ghraib tortures, the most devastating blow for Turkey was the incident on July 4, 2003, when 11 Turkish soldiers had sacks placed over their heads. Despite the years that have passed, the "Sack Incident" remains one of the most painful traumas in Ankara-…
U.S. forces withdraw from Iraq after two decades as power vacuum looms
U.S. forces have completed their long-awaited withdrawal from Iraq, ending two decades of military presence that left hundreds of thousands dead and divided Iraqi opinion. Iraqis marked the departure with celebration but also deep anxiety about future security, as experts warn the exit could create a power vacuum. Iran-backed militias and ISIS remain active in the region, with recent incidents highlighting ongoing instability. Meanwhile, the U.S…
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