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U.S. withdraws from Iraq: 23 years of invasion and 200,000 dead, what is now?

After the invasion started in 2003, the United States completed its withdrawal from Iraq and ended the mission of coalition against the Islamic State. The exit opens a new stage for Baghdad, marked by the challenge of consolidating its sovereignty and balance...

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