Iraq issue "marching order" to US forces, requiring the immediatewithdrawal of US

local time on the 5th, the Iraqi National Assembly by the end of the presenceof foreign troops After the resolution, Qais al-Khazari, a senior member of theIraqi militia, said that if U.S. troops were not withdrawn from Iraq, theirpresence would be considered an occupation.

On the same day, Hazari said that the Iraqi National Assembly had stated thatU.S. troops should be withdrawn immediately. If U.S. forces do notwithdraw or postpone their withdrawal, this will be considered anoccupation. On every day the U.S. military "occupies," the Iraqipeople will not remain silent about their crimes.

On 3rd of this month, the militia group led by Kazari was sanctioned by theUnited States, and the United States accused the militia group of being an"agent" of Iran.

In addition, Sadr, a Shiite religious leader in Iraq, said in a statement onthe 5th local time that the resolution of the Iraqi National Assembly was weakin responding to US violations of Iraqi sovereignty. He demanded thatCongress immediately terminate the security agreement with the United Statesand immediately close the US embassy and all US bases.

Sadr also called on all parties in Iraq to support Iraqi security forces andprotect Iraqi sovereignty.

Sadr's "walking alliance" is one of the two major parties in theIraqi National Assembly. Earlier, Sadr opposed Iraq's involvement in theUS-Iran conflict.

(Original title: Iraq issued a "March Order" to the US Army,demanding that the US Army withdraw immediately)