Muqtada Al-Sadr Says US Should Compensate Iraqis as Last American Forces Leave
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Baghdad: Iraqi Shia leader Muqtada Al-Sadr demanded, on Wednesday, that the State should hold the arms in its hands and with a well-considered public program with realistic, tangible and satisfactory results for the people and the authorities. In tweeting at his expense at the X-Pad today, he said: "We hope that the United States of America will do likewise and do no harm to Iraq, demanding compensation from the United States army for all the da…
Washington's troops have been in Iraq for almost twenty years. Now Iraqi state forces will be responsible for ensuring the country's defense. The government now aims to disarm pro-Iranian militias.
The leader of the thoracic current, Muqtada Al-Sadr, announced today Wednesday what he described as "Iraq's independence and the final end of the era of American presence and international alliance."
With the official announcement of the end of the United States-led international coalition to fight against ISIS and the complete withdrawal of United States forces from Iraq, the political and security landscape in Baghdad has entered a critical phase of conflict between disarmament tracks and security vacuum concerns. While the thoracic current and other factions are moving towards full engagement in civilian action and arms control by the sta…
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