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Uncertainty continues over NATO timetable for withdrawal from Iraq

Iraq insists on a withdrawal date of 30 September, while no timetable has been set for NATO's departure. The disagreement leaves the status of the mission unresolved.

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An unsettled withdrawal could affect security coordination and regional stability.

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