Iraqis celebrated the start of a four-day holiday known as Sovereignty Day, coinciding with the completion of the withdrawal of US troops from the country. The celebrations included nighttime festivities across various locations in Iraq.
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Iraq marks Sovereignty Day as US troop withdrawal concludes
Iraqis are celebrating Sovereignty Day, which marks the completion of the US troop withdrawal. The holiday will last for four days and features nighttime celebrations throughout the country.
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