UN Ends Iraq Mission After Twenty Years

The UN will close its assistance mission in Iraq after more than two decades, a presence established following the 2003 US invasion. This decision comes as Baghdad asserts its self-reliance and readiness to manage its own affairs. The closure marks a significant shift in Iraq’s post-war recovery and governance. The announcement reflects the evolving dynamics in the region and the changing role of international organizations in Iraq.

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