U.S. Military Presence in Iraq
American officials have stated that the United States will conclude its official military operations in Iraq, while maintaining intelligence and reconnaissance capabilities within the country, as well as keeping some Marine Corps personnel to protect diplomatic missions. Additionally, a Patriot missile battery and other air defenses have been withdrawn, with a focus on safeguarding diplomatic staff and preventing attacks by Iran-backed militias. This move is part of a plan for a complete withdrawal from conventional military operations, while preserving intelligence and diplomatic influence. At the same time, coordinating with the Iraqi government remains important to ensure the safety of missions and counter militia attacks.
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