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US Completes Withdrawal of Remaining Troops from Iraq Amid Security Transition

The United States has officially withdrawn its last remaining troops from Iraq, marking a significant transition in security responsibilities to the Iraqi government. CENTCOM Commander Adm. Brad Cooper emphasized that while the US forces are stepping back, they remain prepared to address any potential threats from ISIS in the region. This withdrawal signifies a pivotal moment in US-Iraq relations and the ongoing efforts to stabilize the country. The completion of troop withdrawal is crucial as it reflects the Iraqi government's increasing capability to manage its own security. The US and Coalition forces will continue to monitor the situation and respond to any emerging threats, particularly from ISIS, which remains a concern in the region. This transition is seen as a testament to the progress made in Iraq since the height of conflict. Looking ahead, the focus will be on how the Iraqi government manages security independently and the potential resurgence of ISIS. The readiness of US forces to respond to threats will be vital in ensuring stability. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.