By staff writer 

From occupation to expulsion: How Iraq’s withdrawal accord laid bare US failures

TEHRAN — The Iraqi government’s announcement of a full U.S. withdrawal from its federal territory is more than a procedural update; it is the culmination of years of public anger, political pressure, and a growing national conviction that the American military presence was never truly about Iraq’s security. For many Iraqis, the U.S. presence was a revolving door of justifications — each one crafted to replace the last whenever it became too discredited to sustain.

By Wesam Bahrani

Iraq set to announce date for US withdrawal

PM Sudani says Iraq has "moved on from the days of Daesh"

TEHRAN- Iraq’s Prime Minister Mohammed Shia Al-Sudani has confirmed that his government will announce the end of the U.S.-led International Coalition's military presence in Iraq.

By Ali Karbalaei

Iraqi resistance vows to end U.S. occupation

American military assassinates senior Iraqi commander

TEHRAN- The assassination by the American occupation in Iraq of a senior commander with the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) has been met with a sharp rise in demand for the U.S. military presence to end.