The United States is set to withdraw its defense systems and remaining troops from Iraq by the end of September. This decision follows an agreement reached with the government in Baghdad. Details of the agreement were not immediately released, but it marks a significant shift in the US military presence in the country. The withdrawal encompasses both defensive weaponry and personnel currently stationed within Iraq. This move comes after years of collaboration between the US-led international coalition and Iraqi forces to combat terrorism and maintain stability. The departure signals a potential turning point in Iraq’s security landscape as it increasingly relies on its own forces for defense. Further information regarding the logistical aspects of the withdrawal is expected to be announced shortly.