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Retired General Cites Risks in US Withdrawal From Iraq

Retired Lieutenant General H.R. McMaster, who previously commanded US troops in Iraq, stated that a withdrawal could strengthen Iran. He also indicated that Iraq might become more vulnerable to ISIS.

09/30/2026 · Mississippi edition

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Retired Lieutenant General H.R. McMaster, a former commander of United States forces in Iraq, has publicly discussed the potential security consequences of a US withdrawal. General McMaster specifically identified the possibility of an empowered Iran and increased vulnerability for Iraq against ISIS.

General McMaster previously led American troops during his service in Iraq. He presented his assessment regarding the ramifications of a US military departure from the country.

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