Iraq is bracing for heightened security and political challenges as the deadline for the withdrawal of the US-led military coalition nears, according to security analysts. Concerns grow over the country’s ability to maintain stability without the coalition’s support, particularly in countering insurgent threats. The transition raises questions about governance and regional alliances amid ongoing tensions. Experts highlight the need for a coordinated strategy to prevent a power vacuum that could further destabilize the nation.
Analysts warn Iraq faces severe security and political tests as the US-led coalition withdrawal deadline approaches.
