Trump Signals Support for Iraq’s Prime Minister‑Designate Amid Militia Concerns
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President Donald Trump has announced backing for Iraq’s newly appointed prime minister-designate, Ali al‑Zaidi, in Washington, D.C. The U.S. stance is contingent on measurable progress in limiting the influence of pro‑Iran militias within Iraq.
The decision follows discussions between U.S. officials and Iraqi leaders, with Washington emphasizing that continued aid and diplomatic support will depend on concrete steps taken by the Iraqi government to curb militia activity.
This move reflects ongoing U.S. efforts to stabilize Iraq while addressing security challenges posed by Iranian-backed forces.
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