Pentagon declares end of Iraq coalition missions
The presence of the international coalition forces led by the United States in Iraq officially ended after the completion of Operation "Eradication [or "Determined"] Resolve," which lasted for 12 years and resulted in the elimination of ISIS as an organized military threat. The US military will continue to provide training and intelligence support to Iraq, as the mission transitions from a war effort to security operations led by Iraqi forces, who bear the primary responsibility for confronting the remnants of the organization and the threats posed by Iran-backed militias to ensure the country's stability.
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