The Balance of Power Is Shifting in the Middle East: US Bases in Iraq Are Closing on September 30.
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Iraq announced that the headquarters of the US-led international coalition will officially close on September 30. The Baghdad government sent the message that "There are no foreign military bases on our territory, control is entirely in our hands."
Iraq announced that the US-led international coalition's headquarters in the country will close on September 30.
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On September 30, the American military presence in Iraq comes to an end, officially closing a cycle that began with the 2003 invasion. Of the approximately 170,000 American soldiers who were in the country in 2007, only 2,500 remained in 2023. The first withdrawal of the American army from the country took place under a government […] The article Iraq: American soldiers leave, private security companies remain appeared first on FLIGHT.
The Iraqi General Command announced that the headquarters of the US-led international coalition will be closed on September 30, after which no foreign forces will be present in Iraq.
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