Disarmament talks are taking place involving border regions between Türkiye and Iraq.
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Disarmament talks are taking place involving border regions between Türkiye and Iraq.
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Türkiye and Iraq are advancing relations through cooperation in energy, defense, transport, and trade, while also supporting the U.S.-Iran peace agreement process.Also in this story
- Türkiye and Iraq are advancing relations through cooperation in energy, defense, transport, and trade, while also supporting the U.S.-Iran peace agreement process.
- Talks were held in Baghdad between representatives of Türkiye and Iraqi officials to strengthen security and intelligence cooperation.
- A Prime Minister is seeking cooperation with neighboring states, including Iraq, Saudi Arabia, and Türkiye, to ease business barriers.
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- U.S. presence complicates Iraqi disarmament process.
- Turkey and Iraq are negotiating border security, leading to an agreement for Turkey to gradually withdraw troops from a strategic base.
- Talks were held in Baghdad regarding future cooperation between Iraqi officials.
- Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan discussed bilateral cooperation and regional security issues with representatives of Iraq on January 1, 2026.
- Iraq was involved in the war against the Islamic State group, starting August 1, 2026.