US completes Iraq withdrawal; Baghdad launches weapons-control plan
The US military has completed its withdrawal from Iraq, marking a formal end to its combat presence. In parallel, the Iraqi government has initiated a plan to end weapons outside state control, signaling a shift toward internal security consolidation. The move is a significant milestone in Iraq's post-conflict trajectory, though the effectiveness of the weapons-control plan remains uncertain.
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US Completes Iraq Troop Withdrawal; SCOTUS Backs Trump Deportation Policy
The United States has formally completed its military withdrawal from Iraq, ending a presence that began in 2003 and concluding Operation Inherent Resolve. This strategic shift leaves Iraq's security forces responsible for counterterrorism efforts, with high confidence in the withdrawal's completion. Separately, the US Supreme Court has temporarily allowed the Trump administration to resume deporting migrants to third countries, a policy under legal review.