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Iraq and United States initiate discussions on ending U.S.-led military coalition
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Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani and high-ranking officials from both the Iraqi armed forces and the US-led coalition held a joint commission meeting in Baghdad on Sunday, marking the commencement of bilateral dialogue between Iraq and the United States to discuss ending the US-led coalition's mission in Iraq. The coalition, formed in 2014 with approximately 2,500 US troops deployed, was established to fight the Islamic State group.
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