Iraq announces the withdrawal of all coalition combat forces
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Iraq's Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kadhimi announces the completion of the withdrawal process of all combat forces of the international coalition from the country.
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The Iraqi Prime Minister noted that the coalition's role will be to advise and assist Iraqi security forces.
Iraqi Prime Minister Mustafa Al-Kadhimi officially announced Wednesday the completion of the withdrawal process of all combat forces of the international coalition from the country.
On Twitter, Al-Kadhimi confirmed that "the Coalition have fully completed their combat role after transfer of personnel and material outside Iraq."
The Iraqi Prime Minister noted that the coalition's role "will be to advise and assist our security forces per the outcome of the Strategic Dialogue."
We thank the leadership of the Coalition, it’s members, our partners and neighbors in combating Daish and reaffirm that our security forces stand ready to defend our people.
— Mustafa Al-Kadhimi مصطفى الكاظمي (@MAKadhimi) December 29, 2021
"We thank the leadership of the Coalition, its members, our partners, and neighbors in combating Daesh (ISIS) and reaffirm that our security forces stand ready to defend our people," Al Kadhimi concluded.
Several days ago, the Combined Joint Operations Command (CJOC) said the US-led international coalition forces in Iraq would have had completely left the country by the end of December, denying certain media reports suggesting otherwise.
For his part, the head of the Al-Fatah Alliance, Hadi Al-Amiri, set Tuesday several demands regarding the withdrawal of foreign military forces from Iraq, three days before the deadline for withdrawal.
