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Iraq· BaghdadUS and Iraq Disagree on Disarming Iranian-Backed Militias
The US and Iraq have differing interpretations of what 'disarming Iranian-backed militias' entails, creating challenges for Washington's demands.
Background
The United States maintains a military presence in Iraq, a country that has long experienced internal conflict and regional interference. Iran supports various armed groups within Iraq, contributing to ongoing instability. These dynamics complicate efforts to establish a stable and sovereign Iraqi state.
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US and Iraq Disagree on Disarming Iranian-Backed Militias
First report 10h agoLast update 10h agoThere is a fundamental gap between US and Iraqi perspectives on the process and meaning of disarming militias.
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