By Muslim Parrot Reporter
Iraq’s government has declared the recommencement of discussions with the United States regarding the presence of anti-jihadist coalition forces within the nation, scheduling the dialogue to commence on Sunday. Baghdad has emphasized that these talks will pave the way for the “conclusion of the mission” of foreign troops on Iraqi soil.
The initiation of the dialogue initially commenced on January 27, yet swiftly encountered a suspension following a drone attack that claimed the lives of three US military personnel stationed at a base in Jordan the subsequent day. This tragic incident prompted retaliatory measures from the United States in the form of airstrikes.
General Yehia Rasool, the military spokesperson for the Iraqi Prime Minister, conveyed in a statement on Thursday the intention to resume discussions aimed at delineating a timeline for the eventual withdrawal of the international coalition forces. The forthcoming dialogue session on Sunday is anticipated to delve into intricate aspects pertaining to the cessation of the coalition’s mission in Iraq.
These forthcoming discussions mark a critical juncture in Iraq’s efforts to assert greater sovereignty and autonomy over its security landscape. The resumption of talks underscores the mutual commitment of both Iraqi and U.S. authorities to navigate complex geopolitical realities and foster a framework that aligns with the interests and aspirations of the Iraqi populace.
