The Italian Ministry of Defense announced the complete withdrawal of its forces from Iraq on Tuesday, marking the end of a 12-year military engagement. The withdrawal signifies the conclusion of Italy’s military operations within the country. Details regarding the specific number of troops and equipment removed were not immediately disclosed. This decision follows a reassessment of Italy’s strategic priorities in the region. The move concludes a long-term commitment by Italy to supporting Iraq's security efforts. The Ministry stated the withdrawal was completed successfully, without incident. This action reflects a shift in international involvement in Iraq as the security landscape evolves.