The U.S. coalition is reportedly planning a significant military withdrawal from Iraq, aiming to exit the country by September 2025, with the exception of the Kurdistan region. This potential move comes as Iraq’s Foreign Minister is set to visit Washington, where discussions are expected to focus on ending the coalition presence in most of Iraq. The remaining forces in Kurdistan are anticipated to pull out by September 2026.
As America reconsiders its global military footprint, there's hope that this shift will allow the U.S. to address pressing domestic challenges. A strategic pivot could see a renewed focus on energy independence, with a push for nuclear power and traditional energy sources to reduce reliance on foreign energy.
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