Baghdad Declares September 30 as Coalition Withdrawal Deadline
Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Falah Zeidiy announced that the date for the withdrawal of the international coalition forces from Iraq will be September 30th, marking a transition to a new phase of security cooperation between Baghdad and the participating countries. He emphasized the government's commitment to completing the requirements of the next stage, strengthening the capabilities of the Iraqi armed forces, and keeping weapons under state control. Additionally, Baghdad is engaging with France to enhance economic and security cooperation. This announcement comes after the U.S. Pentagon confirmed that the coalition’s mission will end by the end of September, paving the way for greater reliance on Iraqi forces to maintain security and combat terrorism.
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