Twenty-three years after the United States invasion that toppled Saddam Hussein's regime, that country's troops completed their second withdrawal from Iraq this week, amid a tense situation in the Middle East. On La Tercera's streaming program, the director of the Observatory of International Affairs at Finis Terrae University, Alberto Rojas, explained in depth how the situation in the region changes with the definitive departure of American forces from Baghdad and how it could affect the conflict between Washington and Iran.
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Videos23 years after the United States invasion that toppled Saddam Hussein's regime, that country's troops completed their second withdrawal from Iraq this week, amid a tense situation in the Middle East. On La Tercera's streaming program, the director of the Observatory of International Affairs at Finis Terrae University, Alberto Rojas, explained in depth how the situation in the region changes with the definitive departure of American forces from Baghdad and how it could affect the conflict between Washington and Iran.