Iraqis Mark Departure of US Troops After More than Two Decades of War
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The U.S. military was completely withdrawn from Iraq on Wednesday. At the same time, the "Roadmap to End Weapons Outside State Control" starts.
There are no more American troops in Iraq - after more than 20 years, the US military presence in the country ended today. The Pentagon announced this. The last mission in Iraq began in 2014 with the aim of pushing out the extremists of the "Islamic State". The German Bundeswehr also joined this task. The field camp in Erbil has already been closed. Iraq wants to take control into its own hands Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi announced that Oc…
The 23-year US military presence in Iraq has officially ended. The Pentagon announced the completion of the withdrawal of the last American soldiers and coalition forces fighting ISIS. US President Donald Trump described the withdrawal as "a victory for the United States and Iraq." Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi said that September 30th would be an unforgettable day.
In a televised address to the nation on "Sovereignty Day," Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Zaidi stated, "Today, Iraq is beginning a new era, transforming from a battleground into a nation that makes its own decisions and protects its territory and sovereignty."
Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi stated that the US-led international coalition has completely withdrawn from the country, adding, "October 1, 2026, will mark the beginning of full sovereignty and the transfer of weapons under state control."
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