The Islamic Resistance Movement Al-Nujaba of Iraq issued a statement considering the withdrawal of American occupying forces and their allied troops from Iraq as the fulfillment of an important promise to Martyr Qassem Soleimani and Abu Mahdi Al-Muhandis. This movement announced that this withdrawal marks the end of a dark and bitter period in the contemporary history of Iraq, a period that had ensnared the country in the grip of occupation and foreign influence.
The End of America's Presence in Iraq
Al-Nujaba emphasized that the withdrawal of American forces not only signifies the end of military occupation but should also be viewed as the first step towards ending any form of American political, economic, and security influence in Iraq. This movement believes that Iraq should be recognized as an independent and self-sufficient country, and foreign interests should not dominate the internal policies of this nation.
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Consequences and the Future of Iraq
The withdrawal of American forces can be seen as a turning point in Iraq's history. This movement stressed that the period following the withdrawal should be accompanied by efforts to rebuild and strengthen domestic institutions. Al-Nujaba called for greater attention to the needs of the people and the strengthening of internal security as primary priorities in this new era. This movement also pointed to the important role of Iraqi society in determining its own destiny and emphasized the necessity of public participation in political and social processes.
According to Al-Nujaba, this withdrawal should not mean forgetting the goals and ideals of Martyr Qassem Soleimani and Abu Mahdi Al-Muhandis. Rather, it should serve as a reminder of their efforts to liberate Iraq from the clutches of foreign forces. This movement, as a committed entity to the ideals of these two martyrs, considers itself obligated to continue the struggle to achieve these goals.
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