US troop withdrawal in Iraq signals militia resolve
The article discusses the upcoming U.S. military withdrawal from Iraq by September 30, 2026, amid concerns over the disarmament of Iranian-backed militias. While some smaller militias have agreed to relinquish weapons, major groups, closely aligned with Iran, oppose disarmament and demand control over regional forces and expulsion of Kurdish dissidents. The withdrawal aims to reduce U.S. risks, but fears remain that militias may continue attacking regional targets, and the Kurdish region could become more vulnerable post-departure.
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