Iraq concludes 20-year US military presence

The U.S. forces have completed their withdrawal from their last bases in Iraq, marking the end of their 20-year presence since the 2003 invasion of Iraq. This comes as part of an agreement between Baghdad and Washington aimed at disarming Iranian-backed militias by June 2027. This withdrawal is considered a step toward strengthening Iraq's sovereignty, with Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaydi affirming that the departure of the coalition removes the justifications for the continued existence of armed militias, which had depended on the presence of foreign forces, and helps to establish the presence of the state and its institutions.

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