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Lack of coalition could make Iraq a battleground
The absence of the international coalition from Iraq could lead to the country turning into a battlefield, as the American military presence has not achieved the desired stability and security since their arrival in 2003. Instead, Iraq has been left vulnerable to the risks of regional conflicts, especially with the Iranian-backed forces controlling large parts of the authority and the weakened unity of the Iraqi political elite. With the withdrawal of American advisors, the likelihood of escalating armed conflicts increases, potentially turning Iraq into a battleground between Iran and regional countries, thereby deepening the security crisis and exacerbating the political and economic decline in the country.
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