Iraq sounds alarm on terror threat from Syria one day after US troops leave
Trump announces the departure of the last American forces from Iraq Operation Inherent Resolve is set to end in 2026 as the last American forces leave Iraq. Trump declared the departure a victory for the United States and Iraq, noting that the military is bringing back all its equipment. Trump also commended Iraq's new Prime Minister, Ali Al Zaidi, while contrasting this orderly exit with the previous withdrawal from Afghanistan.
- ▪Trump announces the departure of the last American forces from Iraq Operation Inherent Resolve is set to end in 2026 as the last American forces leave Iraq.
- ▪Trump declared the departure a victory for the United States and Iraq, noting that the military is bringing back all its equipment.
- ▪Trump also commended Iraq's new Prime Minister, Ali Al Zaidi, while contrasting this orderly exit with the previous withdrawal from Afghanistan.
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Iraq Iraq sounds alarm on terror threat from Syria one day after US troops leave Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein said Baghdad is closely watching recent ISIS activity in Syria and readying border forces By Morgan Phillips Fox News Published October 2, 2026 6:00am EDT Comments Facebook Twitter Threads Flipboard Print Email Add Fox News on Google close Video President Donald J. Trump announces the departure of the last American forces from Iraq Operation Inherent Resolve is set to end in 2026 as the last American forces leave Iraq. President Donald J. Trump declared the departure a victory for the United States and Iraq, noting that the military is bringing back all its equipment.
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