The US State Department expected the announcement of the agreement on the future of the international coalition from Iraq within two weeks.
The regional spokesman for the US State Department, Samuel Werberg, said in a press statement: “We expect that in the coming days within a week or two, I do not want to set a specific date, but in the coming days and weeks, we will hear more about the situation and I do not mean the American position, but the common position, because the partnership between the United States and Iraq is the most important, and when we say there is an agreement or deal;
There was a deal or there was an agreement years ago regarding the presence of the US army and the international coalition in Iraq, this was at the invitation of the Iraqi government and second to combat terrorism only, so we must see in the context of the agreement that was during the past years, how we will change So circumstances have changed, we must change or at least we must renew this defense and security relationship with Iraq.”
“So far there is no official announcement or statement to share, but as I said weeks ago, we knew that since the announcement by Secretary of Defense Austin, we were seeing that the US government and the Iraqi government are interfering in these discussions to put the appropriate conditions for the continuation of this coordination between the two countries, so we expect that in the days and in a week or two we can hear more.”
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