Troop Withdrawal

Troop withdrawal refers to the process of a country's military reducing its presence or completely pulling out its armed forces from a foreign country or specific region. This decision is often based on factors such as achieving mission goals, political agreements, or changing strategic priorities. Withdrawal can involve relocating troops, closing bases, and ending military operations. While it marks the end of active military intervention, it may also influence regional stability, diplomatic relations, and aid efforts. The process typically involves careful planning to ensure security, legal considerations, and support for local communities affected by the change.