Divide in Iraq grows over continued US military presence ...Kuwait

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Various Iraqi political parties have exceedingly divergent views on whether foreign troops should withdraw from the country, with the divide cutting across sectarian lines. Sunni and Kurdish political blocs prefer US and coalition forces to remain, while factions close to Iran are upping the pressure and calling for these forces to be expelled from the country and have also continued to target US and coalition forces within Iraq in response to Washington's backing of Israel's war on Gaza. Akram Al-Kaabi, leader of the Iran-backed militia Harakat al-Nujaba, on 13 November, in a post on X, the social media platform previously known as Twitter, applauded the Iraqi Islam

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