Iraq has recently completed agreements to purchase air defense systems from the United States, South Korea, and Turkey. These contracts signify a major step in strengthening Iraq’s national security capabilities. Deliveries of these systems are expected to begin in the near future, according to reports from Baghdad. The move comes as Iraq prepares to address ongoing security challenges and protect its airspace. The acquisitions underscore the Iraqi government's commitment to modernizing its military infrastructure. Details of the specific systems purchased and the financial terms of the deals have not been fully disclosed, but the procurement signals a collaborative approach to security. The agreements were finalized and announced by sources in Baghdad.