Peshmerga Ministry Sets US Military Withdrawal Date
The Ministry of Peshmerga announced that American forces will withdraw from the Kurdistan Region of Iraq on Wednesday, September 30, as part of a mutual understanding between the Iraqi government, the United States, and the coalition forces. This comes amid ongoing security instability in the area, where the Kurdistan Region has experienced over a thousand drone and missile attacks, resulting in human and material losses, raising concerns about the absence of a defensive system after the withdrawal. The ministry emphasized its commitment to protecting the region's skies and continuing cooperation with Iraqi forces. It also expressed appreciation for American support during the past period and reaffirmed its readiness to address any future security developments.
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