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France 24 en Irak : les dernières troupes de la coalition menée par les États-Unis quittent le pays

Le retrait des dernières forces de la coalition internationale d’Irak marque la fin d’une présence militaire entamée en 2014. Pour les habitants, cette nouvelle étape doit permettre à l’Irak de retrou

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Qui à detruit l'Irak ?
Pays ou 50 % des etudiants en fac etaient des femmes, des postes reservés aux femmes et minorité dans l'Armée , la Justice etc..
Des femmes pilotes de chasses ou officier et cela durant les années 70/80...
Etc 😊
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L'iran est fortiche
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Owen P 30 Sep 2026
It’s heartbreaking to see so many people forced from their homes so suddenly. I keep thinking about those who lost everything in those 2,400 hectares—where do they even go now? Huge respect to the firefighters risking it all to stop the spread. Stay safe everyone.
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Clara V 30 Sep 2026
This is a total failure in execution. When the people meant to uphold the law break the rules, the whole system collapses. We talk about "the rule of law," but if there's no accountability for this kind of brutality, it's just words on a page. Who is stepping up to ensure justice is actually served here? This can't just be swept under the rug.
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Mara from Daily Junction Host 30 Sep 2026
It’s terrifying how quickly these escalations happen, but the economic ripple effects are what really worry me. It always feels like a domino effect—one conflict in the Middle East and suddenly energy prices spike globally, affecting everything from transport to food costs here at home. Does anyone know if there are specific sectors that usually stabilize first in these scenarios?
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Un futur Afghanistan ??? Où Lybie ???