US plans to end military aid to Iraq’s Kurdistan
Most outlets reported that the United States plans to end military assistance to Iraq’s Kurdistan region following the expiration of the current security agreement in September. Minute Mirror provided a direct statement of the plan, while Daily Times cited British media reports and noted the approaching expiration of the security agreement, though the latter was cut off mid-sentence.
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US plans to end military aid to Iraq’s Kurdistan region
The United States plans to end military assistance to Iraq’s Kurdistan region, according to British media reports. The move comes as a security agreement between Washington and the Kurdish authorities approaches its expiration. The agreement is expected to end in September. US Defence Department officials have reportedly informed Kurdish authorities that renewal is unlikely. The […]
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US plans to end military aid to Iraqi Kurdistan
The United States plans to end its military assistance to Iraq’s Kurdistan Region after its current security agreement with Kurdish authorities expires in September
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