The international coalition suspends its military activities in Iraq
The International Alliance in Iraq recalculates after the last week
In a statement, published by the US-led coalition, on its official Twitter page: "The activities that have been suspended include training with partners and supporting their operations against ISIS."
The statement continued: "Although military activities are suspended at the present time, (other) activities continue naturally, including combating harmful ISIS propaganda, stabilizing and disrupting funding."
He added: "We are awaiting further clarification regarding the legal nature and impact of the decision on foreign forces, which are no longer allowed to stay in Iraq, which was approved by the Iraqi parliament on Sunday, January 5."
He concluded, "We believe that it is in the common interests of all coalition partners, including Iraq, to continue fighting against ISIS."
Last week saw dangerous developments in the context of the conflict between the United States and military operations that took place on Iraqi soil, starting with the killing of a prominent leader of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards, Qassem Soleimani, with an American march plane, which ended in striking Iran with American military targets.
After the dawn strikes on Wednesday dawn, a number of coalition countries took measures to protect their forces in Iraq, including withdrawing soldiers and reducing operations.