
The talks — which centered on the transition — formally end the coalition's combat mission, tweeted Qassim al-Araji, Iraq's national security advisor. He said the coalition would continue providing assistance, advice and training for Iraqi forces.
The announcement reaffirms a July decision by the Biden administration to end the U.S. combat mission in Iraq by Dec. 31. There are roughly 2,500 U.S. troops remaining in Iraq. It is unclear how many will remain in the next phase of coalition assistance.
Coalition commander Maj. Gen. John Brennan stated:
"Many brave men and women gave their lives to ensure Daesh never returns, and as we complete our combat role, we will remain here to advise, assist and enable the Iraqi Security Forces. The war against IS was not over. Daesh is down, but not out."












Comment: You can visit Mercola's website here, while it's still online. Both he and Kennedy are practically 'enemies of the state' at this point, so it's likely they will soon be silenced for good.