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US ends military mission in Iraq
U.S. Central Command (Centcom) on Wednesday announced the departure of U.S. forces from Iraq, ending its 12-year military mission. Centcom stated that all U.S. forces and equipment departed Erbil Air Base in northern Iraq as part of a year-long wind-down of Operation Inherent Resolve and a transition “to a U.S.-Iraq bilateral defense relationship.” This…
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Source context: Iran's Revolutionary Guard urged Americans to vote out Trump's allies in Congress as U.S. troops left Iraq.
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U.S. Central Command (Centcom) on Wednesday announced the departure of U.S. forces from Iraq, ending its 12-year military mission. Centcom stated that all U.S. forces and equipment departed Erbil Air Base in northern Iraq as part of a year-long wind-down of Operation Inherent Resolve and a transition “to a U.S.-Iraq bilateral defense relationship.” This…
Iran's Revolutionary Guard urged Americans to vote out Trump's allies in Congress as U.S. troops left Iraq.
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The United States announced the end of its military presence in Iraq after 23 years on Wednesday, ending one of the U.S.’s most controversial military adventures. The final U.S. troops and equipment departed Erbil Air Base in the country’s northeast autonomous Kurdish region, War Department Spokesman Sean Parnell announced. He said the “orderly departure”…
