U.S Military tells Iraq it is preparing to "move out"
The U.S military has informed it's counterparts in Baghdad it was preparing for "moving out of Iraq", news agencies reported.
The report comes a day after the Iraqi parliament urged the government to oust foreign troops following the killing of Iranian General Qassim Soleimani.
The head of the U.S military's Task force Iraq, Bragadier General William Seely, sent a letter to the head of Iraq's joint operation command.
The letter said troops would be "repositioning forces over the course of the coming days and weeks to prepare for onward movement".
A U.S defence official and an Iraqi defence official confirmed the letter was real and had been delivered.
