Iraq Aims to Resolve Turkish Forces Issue in Three Months

The spokesperson for the Commander-in-Chief of the Iraqi Armed Forces is expected to announce that Turkish forces will withdraw from their bases in northern Iraq within three months, as the government has set a timetable for the gradual exit of their military presence. This move is part of an effort to restore national sovereignty, although the withdrawal currently includes the Zilkan base and other specific objectives. Turkey established the Zilkan base in 2015 to support operations against ISIS, and its presence in Iraq remains a persistent source of tension, with Iraqi demands continuing for its removal to assert full control over their territory.

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