U.S. Forces Withdraw from Iraq After Two Decades, Leaving Uncertain Future

U.S. Forces Withdraw from Iraq After Two Decades, Leaving Uncertain Future

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After two decades of military presence, U.S. forces have left Iraq, ending a period marked by significant violence. The withdrawal has elicited mixed reactions among Iraqis, with some celebrating the end of foreign intervention while others express concern about the country's future amid regional tensions between Washington and Tehran.

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