"Iraq's Push to Remove US-Led Forces: A Comprehensive Overview"

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Iraqi Prime Minister al-Sudani announced plans to remove US-led coalition forces from the country, citing the end of the threat from ISIS. The move comes after the US killed a leader of a Shia militant group associated with Iran, prompting tensions between the US and Iraq. The US-led coalition was formed to defeat ISIS, but the group still operates globally. The presence of Iran-affiliated militias in Iraq complicates the situation, and the potential fallout includes increased pressure to expel US forces from the country.
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