Iraq-Kurdistan: Fears of Coalition Exit

The article discusses Kurdish concerns over the withdrawal of U.S. and international coalition forces from Iraq, scheduled for September 30. It also reminds of Kurdish operations against Iranian attacks and armed factions. A statement from the Office of the Prime Minister of the Kurdistan Region confirmed that the region is dissatisfied with the negative comments published in the *Financial Times*, noting that the withdrawal comes at a time when the region is experiencing more than a thousand missile and drone attacks, and fears it may be left exposed without adequate defensive protection. Experts have indicated that the withdrawal could increase the risk of ISIS and dormant terrorist cells, given the current lack of military and security defense systems, thus threatening regional stability. At the same time, the region emphasized its commitment to its relations with the United States, maintained dialogue with Iran, and did not officially welcome the withdrawal.

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