Iraq's Move to End Coalition Presence Amid Rising Tensions| How Will U.S Respond? | Oneindia

  • 9 months ago
The Iraqi government, led by Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani, is establishing a committee to end the U.S.-led coalition's mission following a U.S. strike that heightened tensions. The strike, in retaliation for attacks on U.S. personnel, led to demands for the coalition's withdrawal from Iran-aligned groups. With limited control over such factions, Prime Minister Sudani faces challenges. Additionally, the Islamic State claimed responsibility for fatal explosions in Iran, further complicating the region's security dynamics.

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00:00 The Iraqi government led by Prime Minister Mohammad Shia-ul-Sudani is establishing a
00:07 committee to facilitate the closure of the US-led international coalition's mission
00:11 in the country.
00:13 This decision follows a US strike in Baghdad that killed a militia leader, sparking resentment
00:18 among Iran-aligned groups demanding the coalition's withdrawal.
00:22 The Prime Minister's office stated that the committee, including coalition representatives,
00:26 will work on permanently ending the presence of international forces in Iraq.
00:32 The US strike was a response to recent attacks on American personnel.
00:36 The US maintains 2,500 troops in Iraq and 900 in Syria to assist local forces against
00:43 an Islamic State resurgence.
00:45 Iran-aligned militias in Iraq and Syria, critical of Israel's Gaza campaign, partly blame
00:51 the US' complicating relations.
00:54 Prime Minister Shia-ul-Sudani faces challenges with limited control over some Iran-backed
00:58 factions crucial for his coalition.
01:01 The move to end the coalition's presence reflects heightened tensions and divergent
01:05 interests in the region.
01:11 [BLANK_AUDIO]

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