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U.S. personnel wounded in attack against base in Iraq, officials say

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Reprisals should occur. Nothing illegal about the US presence in Iraq.

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Which narrative?

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this could be avoided is US personnel was at home in USA.

go home.your "war against terrorism" is over.

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EastmannToday 10:06 am JST

this could be avoided is US personnel was at home in USA.

go home.your "war against terrorism" is over.

Iran is still attacking Israel and global shipping so clearly it isn't over.

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someone have no clue that there is difference

Iraq / Iran

but yes...

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EastmannToday 02:58 pm JST

someone have no clue that there is difference

Iraq / Iran

but yes...

I fully know the difference. Iran and their terrorists are the illegal presence in Iraq.

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So, they, the U. S. forces, have bases in Iraq. What's their justification for being stationed in Iraq, maintaining bases and personnel there? Is it the Iraqi government or the U.S. government that pays base maintenance costs?

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voiceofokinawaToday 05:08 pm JST

What's their justification for being stationed in Iraq, maintaining bases and personnel there?

War on terrorism stuff. Whether that is Sunni or Shia terrorism is up for debate.

https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/biden-kadhimi-seal-agreement-ending-us-combat-mission-iraq-2021-07-26/

Is it the Iraqi government or the U.S. government that pays base maintenance costs?

Dunno, but every bilateral relationship is different. Japan most likely does not get a 2000 soldier force while taking back the bases in Okinawa.

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