The US has ended its military mission in Iraq, closing a major chapter of its post-9/11 Middle East presence. As regional threats grow, Saudi Arabia has turned to Pakistan and Turkey while its ties UAE are under the scanner, signaling a shift toward regional security alliances.
The US has ended its military mission in Iraq, closing a major chapter of its post-9/11 Middle East presence. As regional threats grow, Saudi Arabia has turned to Pakistan and Turkey while its ties UAE are under the scanner, signaling a shift toward regional security alliances.
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The US has ended its military mission in Iraq, closing a major chapter of its post-9/11 Middle East presence. As regional threats grow, Saudi Arabia has turned to Pakistan and Turkey while its ties UAE are under the scanner, signaling a shift toward regional security alliances.
