Baghdad: Members of Parliament submitted a formal request to direct a parliamentary question to the National Security Advisor regarding the withdrawal of US and NATO forces from Iraq and their transformation into advisors and trainers after September 30, 2026.

According to National Iraqi News Agency, the inquiry seeks to clarify the nature of the roles that US and NATO personnel will assume following the stipulated withdrawal date. The request highlights concerns and the need for transparency about the future presence and function of these forces in Iraq.

The parliamentary question underscores the significance of understanding how the transition from combat forces to advisory roles will impact national security and military training operations in Iraq. Lawmakers are seeking detailed information on the scope of the advisory roles and the specific responsibilities that will be undertaken by the US and NATO personnel post-withdrawal.

This formal request reflects ongoing discussions within the Iraqi government regarding foreign military presence in the country. The outcome of this inquiry is anticipated to influence future policy decisions related to international military collaboration and domestic security strategies.