Moment istoric. Armata SUA se retrage după două decenii dintr-o țară în care a pierdut mii de militari

The U.S. military is set to withdraw from Iraq by September 30, marking the end of a two-decade presence that began with the 2003 invasion. This decision, stemming from an agreement made during President Biden's term, has sparked mixed reactions. While Iranian-backed groups view it as a victory, Iraqi officials express concerns over a potential resurgence of ISIS. The withdrawal could empower these groups in Iraq's security and governance decisions. Despite efforts to limit Iranian influence, Iraq maintains ties with both Washington and Tehran, creating a precarious situation amid ongoing U.S.-Iran tensions. Many Iraqis fear a power vacuum may emerge following the U.S. exit.