For the first time since withdrawing its army: US threatens to strike in Iraq

For the first time since the US military withdrawal from Iraq, the US is threatening a military strike on Iraqi soil. Iraqi sources revealed that in Trump's phone call with Iraqi Prime Minister al-Zaidi, harsh warnings were included regarding the monopoly on weapons and a demand to act against pro-Iranian terrorist organizations.

For the first time since the US military withdrawal from Iraq a month and ten days ago, the US is threatening a military strike on Iraqi soil. Iraqi sources revealed in Qatari media that in a phone call held by US President Donald Trump with Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi last Thursday, harsh warnings were included regarding the monopoly on weapons and a demand to act to disarm the armed terrorist organizations in Iraq. Trump warned that any interference by Iraqi terrorist organizations in the event of a renewal of the war against Iran would lead to extensive military strikes against their headquarters without prior notice. The US military withdrawal was supposed to coincide with the disarmament of the pro-Iranian organizations, but al-Zaidi received an extension until June 30, 2027. Now the Americans express concern that he does not appear to be meeting the task.