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外交部长福阿德·侯赛因表示巴格达正密切关注叙利亚境内近期的“伊斯兰国”活动，并正在部署边境部队
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发布于2026年10月2日 美国东部时间早上6:00
https://www.foxnews.com/video/6405976157112 唐纳德·J·特朗普总统宣布美军最后一支部队撤离伊拉克
随着美军最后一支部队撤离伊拉克，“坚定决心行动”将于2026年正式结束。唐纳德·J·特朗普总统将此次撤军宣布为美国和伊拉克的胜利，并指出美军正在撤回所有装备。特朗普还称赞了伊拉克新任总理阿里·阿尔·扎伊迪，并将此次有序撤军与此前从阿富汗撤军的情况进行了对比。
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伊拉克外交部长周四表示，该国正准备应对“伊斯兰国”武装分子从叙利亚越境入境的可能性。此时距离美国军方正式结束在伊拉克的打击“伊斯兰国”任务仅一天。
外交部长福阿德·侯赛因周四在华盛顿对记者表示，巴格达正密切关注邻国叙利亚境内近期的“伊斯兰国”活动，并警告称，越境进入伊拉克的武装分子可能会再次对该国安全构成威胁。
“我们对叙利亚境内的‘伊斯兰国’活动感到担忧，”侯赛因说道，并补充称伊拉克军队正准备应对任何向边境移动的武装人员。不过，他仍强调，巴格达认为本国军队如今可以在无需此前击败“伊斯兰国”自我宣称的哈里发国时所需的大规模美国领导的联军 presence 的情况下，应对该恐怖组织。
“伊斯兰国”准备利用美军撤离伊拉克的空档，专家警告该恐怖组织“正积极在缝隙中扩张”
伊拉克外交部长福阿德·侯赛因2026年6月28日在伊拉克巴格达举行的联合新闻发布会上发言。（哈利勒·达伍德/新华社/盖蒂图片社）
“如果他们能够越过边境，那将再次对我们的安全构成威胁，”侯赛因说道。“我们正在做好准备——如果伊拉克境内出现任何异动——我们将与他们作战并击败他们。”
此次警告发出的前一天，美军刚刚完成“坚定决心行动”框架下的最后一批部队撤离。
美国再次从中东大规模撤军，但威胁仍在
特朗普将此次撤军誉为击败“伊斯兰国”的胜利，称该恐怖组织已被“彻底歼灭”。
“我们来这里是为了消灭一个哈里发国，而如今已经没有哈里发国了，所以我们要回家了，”特朗普说道。“今天是美国的胜利，是伊拉克的胜利，也是对‘伊斯兰国’的决定性胜利。”
但就在四天前，叙利亚当局表示他们捣毁了一个在四个省份活动的“伊斯兰国”细胞，逮捕了四名头目，并缴获了用于发动袭击的爆炸物。据叙利亚安全部门消息，该细胞曾实施绑架，参与暗杀和安置爆炸装置。
美国官员评估称，“伊斯兰国”已遭到严重削弱，不再对伊拉克构成系统性威胁，但该恐怖组织仍在伊拉克和叙利亚境内保留着分散的据点。五角大楼表示，伊拉克军队有能力自行镇压剩余威胁，而美军则继续在叙利亚开展打击“伊斯兰国”的行动，以防止该组织重建。
身着面罩的伊朗支持的什叶派武装人员在伊拉克提克里特以南的哈迪迪亚地区手持武器，前往“伊斯兰国”控制的阿拉姆镇，准备发动攻势。（路透社/塔伊尔·苏达尼）
此次撤军标志着美国在伊拉克的军事任务画上句号，该任务以不同形式延续了二十多年，重塑了美国的外交政策。2003年的入侵推翻了萨达姆·侯赛因政权，但随后引发了多年的叛乱和宗派暴力。在2011年美军撤离前，近4500名美国军人阵亡。
三年后，随着“伊斯兰国”席卷伊拉克和叙利亚大片地区，占领摩苏尔并宣布建立自封的哈里发国，美军再次返回伊拉克。美国于2014年发起“坚定决心行动”，领导国际联军帮助伊拉克军队夺回“伊斯兰国”占领的领土。
撤军后，伊拉克打算与美国建立双边安全关系，但关于具体合作形式的谈判尚未启动。
他表示，在就联军撤离进行谈判期间，巴格达和华盛顿已就未来安全关系的原则进行了讨论，但仍需敲定细节，包括可以继续开展哪些类型的训练、情报共享或其他军事合作。
与此同时，巴格达正着手将活跃在常规安全部队之外的伊朗支持的民兵组织纳入政府管控之下，这也是长期以来伊拉克与美国之间摩擦的一个根源。
伊拉克最初设定了9月30日的最后期限——恰逢美国领导的联军撤离——要求武装团体放下武器或接受国家管控。由于一些强大派别抵制解除武装，该最后期限已推迟至2027年6月。
侯赛因表示，有一个组织周四发表声明支持政府的计划，预计另一个组织也将在一天内跟进，同时仍在与其他组织进行谈判。
“绝不允许任何一个团体擅自做主，攻击其他国家，”侯赛因说道。
随着美军于9月30日撤离，以及巴格达试图管控伊朗支持的民兵组织，伊拉克可能也正进入自2014年“伊斯兰国”占领摩苏尔以来最危险的时期。（路透社/穆罕默德·阿明）
随着伊拉克试图遏制美国与邻国伊朗之间战争的影响，这一问题变得愈发紧迫。侯赛因证实，近期针对沙特阿拉伯的袭击起源于伊拉克境内靠近伊朗边境的地区，促使巴格达展开调查，并与利雅得和德黑兰进行磋商。
侯赛因表示，他已就此次袭击与沙特外交大臣费萨尔·本·法尔汉亲王取得联系，并计划访问利雅得进一步讨论此事。他表示，调查仍在进行中。
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更广泛地说，侯赛因将伊拉克描述为夹在美伊冲突之间的中间人，称伊拉克领土遭到了双方的打击。
“我们成为了这场战争的受害者，”侯赛因说道。
侯赛因表示，巴格达已敦促华盛顿和德黑兰通过谈判解决冲突，同时努力避免伊拉克进一步卷入战事。
Iraq sounds alarm on terror threat from Syria one day after US troops leave
2026-10-02T06:00:42-04:00 / Fox News
Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein said Baghdad is closely watching recent ISIS activity in Syria and readying border forces
By Morgan Phillips Fox News
Published October 2, 2026 6:00am EDT
https://www.foxnews.com/video/6405976157112 President Donald J. Trump announces the departure of the last American forces from Iraq
Operation Inherent Resolve is set to end in 2026 as the last American forces leave Iraq. President Donald J. Trump declared the departure a victory for the United States and Iraq, noting that the military is bringing back all its equipment. Trump also commended Iraq’s new Prime Minister, Ali Al Zaidi, while contrasting this orderly exit with the previous withdrawal from Afghanistan.
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Iraq is preparing for the possibility that Islamic State fighters could spill across the border from Syria, the country’s foreign minister said Thursday. It comes just one day after the U.S. military formally ended its counter-ISIS mission in Iraq.
Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein told reporters in Washington, D.C., on Thursday that Baghdad is closely watching recent ISIS activity in neighboring Syria, and warned that fighters crossing into Iraq could once again pose a threat to the country’s security.
“We are worried about ISIS activities inside Syria,” Hussein said, adding that Iraqi forces were preparing to confront any movement toward the border. Still, he stressed that Baghdad believes its military can now handle the terrorist group without the large U.S.-led coalition presence that helped defeat ISIS’s self-declared caliphate.
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Iraqi Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein speaks during a joint press conference in Baghdad, Iraq, on June 28, 2026.(Khalil Dawood/Xinhua via Getty Images)
“If they would be capable to cross the border, that would be once again a threat to our security,” Hussein said. “We are preparing ourselves – if there will be any movement from inside Iraq — to fight them and to defeat them.”
The warning came just after the departure of the final U.S. forces under Operation Inherent Resolve on Wednesday.
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Trump hailed the withdrawal as a victory over ISIS, saying the terrorist group had been “completely decimated.”
“We came to fight a caliphate, and there is no longer a caliphate, so we are going home,” Trump said. “This day is a victory for the United States, a victory for Iraq, and a decisive victory over ISIS.”
But Hussein’s warning came four days after Syrian authorities said they dismantled an ISIS cell operating across four provinces, arresting four of its leaders and seizing explosives that had been prepared for attacks. The cell had carried out kidnappings and was involved in assassinations and planting explosive devices, according to Syrian security forces.
U.S. officials assess that ISIS has been severely degraded and no longer poses a systemic threat to Iraq, but the terrorist group maintains scattered cells across Iraq and Syria. The Pentagon has said Iraqi forces are capable of suppressing the remaining threat themselves, while U.S. forces continue counter-ISIS operations in Syria aimed at preventing the group from reconstituting.
Masked Iran-backed Shi’ite fighters hold their weapons in Iraq’s Al Hadidiya, south of Tikrit, en route to the Islamic State-controlled al-Alam town, where they are preparing to launch an offensive.(Reuters/Thaier Al-Sudani)
The withdrawal marked the end of a U.S. military mission in Iraq that, in different forms, stretched across more than two decades and reshaped American foreign policy. The 2003 invasion toppled Saddam Hussein but gave way to years of insurgency and sectarian violence. Nearly 4,500 U.S. service members were killed before American forces withdrew in 2011.
Three years later, U.S. troops returned as ISIS swept across large parts of Iraq and Syria, seizing Mosul and declaring a self-styled caliphate. The U.S. launched Operation Inherent Resolve in 2014, leading an international coalition that helped Iraqi forces reclaim the territory ISIS had captured.
After the withdrawal, Iraq intends to pursue a bilateral security relationship with the U.S., though discussions on what that will look like have not yet begun.
He said Baghdad and Washington had discussed the principle of a future security relationship while negotiating the coalition’s departure, but still need to work out the details, including what kind of training, intelligence sharing or other military cooperation could continue.
At the same time, Baghdad is moving to bring Iran-backed militia groups operating outside the regular security forces under government control, another longstanding source of friction between Iraq and the U.S.
Iraq had originally set a Sept. 30 deadline — coinciding with the U.S.-led coalition’s withdrawal — for armed groups to lay down their weapons or come under state authority. That deadline has since slipped to June 2027 as some powerful factions resist disarmament.
Hussein said one group had issued a statement Thursday backing the government’s plan and another was expected to follow within a day, while negotiations continued with others.
“A single group will not be allowed to take the decision in their hands and attack other countries,” Hussein said.
With U.S. forces leaving by Sept. 30 and as Baghdad tries to rein in Iran-backed militias, Iraq could also be entering its most dangerous period since ISIS seized Mosul in 2014.(REUTERS/Mohammed Ameen)
That question has taken on new urgency as Iraq tries to contain the fallout from the war between the U.S. and neighboring Iran. Hussein confirmed that a recent attack on Saudi Arabia originated from Iraqi territory near the Iranian border, prompting an investigation by Baghdad and consultations with both Riyadh and Tehran.
Hussein said he had been in contact with Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan over the attack and planned to visit Riyadh to discuss the matter further. The investigation remains ongoing, he said.
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More broadly, Hussein described Iraq as caught in the middle of the U.S.-Iran conflict, saying Iraqi territory had been struck by both sides.
“We became a victim of this war,” Hussein said.
Baghdad has pressed both Washington and Tehran to resolve the conflict through negotiations, Hussein said, while seeking to keep Iraq from being drawn further into the fighting.
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