Iranian Attacks 'Force' US To Withdraw Troops From Arab Nation; Trump Gets 24 Hours For Pull Out
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A major development has emerged in the escalating conflict, as Islamic Resistance in Iraq claims the United States and NATO have been given a 24-hour window to withdraw forces from the Victoria Base Complex in Baghdad. The temporary ceasefire reportedly follows intense drone and missile attacks on US-linked installations in recent days. According to statements from Iraqi militia factions, the truce was mediated through the Iraqi government, with claims that Washington requested a pause to allow safe evacuation via Baghdad International Airport. The situation highlights growing pressure on US and coalition forces amid sustained attacks by Iran-backed groups. The withdrawal, if completed, would mark a significant shift in the region, potentially ending a major foreign military presence in central Baghdad. However, Iraqi officials maintain that the move aligns with a pre-existing agreement between Iraq and the US to gradually withdraw coalition forces by 2026.
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Iranian Attacks 'Force' US To Withdraw Troops From Arab Nation; Trump Gets 24 Hours For Pull Out
Times Of India
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A major development has emerged in the escalating conflict, as Islamic Resistance in Iraq claims the United States and NATO have been given a 24-hour window to withdraw forces from the Victoria Base Complex in Baghdad. The temporary ceasefire reportedly follows intense drone and missile attacks on US-linked installations in recent days. According to statements from Iraqi militia factions, the truce was mediated through the Iraqi government, with claims that Washington requested a pause to allow safe evacuation via Baghdad International Airport. The situation highlights growing pressure on US and coalition forces amid sustained attacks by Iran-backed groups. The withdrawal, if completed, would mark a significant shift in the region, potentially ending a major foreign military presence in central Baghdad. However, Iraqi officials maintain that the move aligns with a pre-existing agreement between Iraq and the US to gradually withdraw coalition forces by 2026.
#iran #usa #iraq #nato #middleeastwar #uswithdrawal #baghdad #iranproxies #warupdate #defensenews #iraqwar #military
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