Italy has completed the withdrawal of its military forces from Iraq, ending a 12-year presence. The decision marks the conclusion of Italy’s participation in coalition operations against the Islamic State and NATO missions. The country had deployed troops as part of international efforts to stabilize the region and combat terrorism. The withdrawal comes as part of broader strategic adjustments in Italy’s foreign policy. Officials have not announced specific details about future engagement in the region. The move reflects a shift in priorities and resources toward other security and diplomatic initiatives.