American Magazine: U.S. to Exit Iraq

The article discusses the potential American administration's intention to fully abandon Iraq after the scheduled military withdrawal on September 30. It suggests that ending direct military cooperation between the two countries will result in the absence of a defined framework for the relationship between Washington and Baghdad. The article explains that the lack of a clear strategy following the withdrawal, combined with Iran-backed militias retaining their influence, could lead to a decline in relations and possibly the United States abandoning Iraq—especially if the Iraqi government fails to disarm these factions and prevent them from aligning more closely with Iran. The magazine warns that ongoing chaos and weak control over the militias could end cooperation and threaten Iraq’s stability, with the emergence of a new phase or a complete end to the relationship depending on how successfully the Iraqi government addresses these issues.

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