News Iraq seeks quick exit of US forces but no deadline set, PM says

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Reuters exclusively reported that Iraq wants a quick and orderly negotiated exit of U.S-led military forces from its soil but has not set a deadline, Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani said, describing their presence as destabilising amid regional spillover from the Gaza war.

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[Read Surah al Waqiah]

"Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani's call for a swift and negotiated exit of U.S-led military forces from Iraq reflects the nation's pursuit of stability. The absence of a set deadline adds a diplomatic tone to the request, emphasizing the urgency without imposing an immediate ultimatum. The reference to destabilization amid regional spillover from the Gaza war underscores the intricate geopolitical dynamics at play. This move will likely reshape the security landscape in the region and warrants close international attention."

 

[mrDiplomat]

i would like to know what's keeping NATO in Iraq...

 

[TR_123456]

i would like to know what's keeping NATO in Iraq...

Its not NATO,the US has troops in Iraq,officially to train and asist Iraqi forces against ISIL but in reality only to deter Iranian influence in Iraq.

 

[Scott Summers]

i would like to know what's keeping NATO in Iraq...

They are still searching for Saddam's Weapons of Mass Destruction, like they are searching now for that Russian 'Super-Space-Anti-Satelite-Weapon'.

 

[mrDiplomat]

Its not NATO,the US has troops in Iraq,officially to train and asist Iraqi forces against ISIL but in reality only to deter Iranian influence in Iraq.

couldn't it be "both"?..

 

[mrDiplomat]

They are still searching for Saddam's Weapons of Mass Destruction, like they are searching now for that Russian 'Super-Space-Anti-Satelite-Weapon'.

well i don't blame them for not allowing the (Middle-)Eastern Alliance (Russia, China, Iran, BRICS & their allies) any game-changing weaponry.

 

[TR_123456]

couldn't it be "both"?..

Nope,tell me what training do they need to fight ISIL?

 

[Scott Summers]

well i don't blame them for not allowing the (Middle-)Eastern Alliance (Russia, China, Iran, BRICS & their allies) any game-changing weaponry.

I dont blame them either, but it is inevitable. The West is dying with their inflation, recession, decreasing fertility rate, increasing LGBT-population and the millions of Afro-Asian immigrant stepping on the shores of Italy and Greece.

 

[mrDiplomat]

Nope,tell me what training do they need to fight ISIL?

they need to be assisted not just with training, but with intel and arms donations as well.

 

[mrDiplomat]

I dont blame them either, but it is inevitable. The West is dying with their inflation, recession, decreasing fertility rate, increasing LGBT-population and the millions of Afro-Asian immigrant stepping on the shores of Italy and Greece.

the west is changing, but not dying.

 

[TR_123456]

they need to be assisted not just with training, but with intel and arms donations as well.

What kind of intel,there is no more ISIS in Iraq,not even pockets of ISIS?
They are just there to try to counter Iranian influence and asist the PKK,in Syria they protect the oil fields for the PKK/YPG terrorists which is already known by Iraq Syria and the surrounding countries.
Nobody buys the bs of ''Training,asisting,intel''.
I guess you do?

 

[TR_123456]

I dont blame them either, but it is inevitable. The West is dying with their inflation, recession, decreasing fertility rate, increasing LGBT-population and the millions of Afro-Asian immigrant stepping on the shores of Italy and Greece.

And thats why they all want to live in the West?

 

[Ryder]

And thats why they all want to live in the West?

Not true everybody deep down knows they want to live in Somalia or Zimbabwe.

 

[mrDiplomat]

What kind of intel,there is no more ISIS in Iraq,not even pockets of ISIS?
They are just there to try to counter Iranian influence and asist the PKK,in Syria they protect the oil fields for the PKK/YPG terrorists which is already known by Iraq Syria and the surrounding countries.
Nobody buys the bs of ''Training,asisting,intel''.
I guess you do?

it's not bs, and Turkey's interests aren't the only interests at play in that region of course.