The U.S. military has completed its withdrawal from its last major base in Baghdad, marking the end of a long-standing American presence in the Iraqi capital. The move follows years of shifting security dynamics in the region, as tensions and strategic priorities have evolved. With no foreign troops now stationed at the base, Iraq’s political and military leadership will take full control of the facility. The decision underscores broader adjustments in U.S. foreign policy amid ongoing geopolitical challenges.
US Army soldiers have fully withdrawn from the US base in Baghdad.
