New Delhi, March 20 -- The North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (NATO), on Friday, reportedly pulled several hundred personnel out of Iraq amid the ongoing US-Israel-Iran conflict. Their withdrawal comes in the wake of Iranian attacks targeting British, French and Italian bases in Iraq.

The last of the personnel from the group, known as NATO Mission Iraq, left Iraq on Friday, the alliance said in a statement, as per CBS News. It includes troops from NATO allies, along with partner countries such as Austria and Australia.

NATO's move also comes amid US President Trump's repeated criticism of the alliance, who described it as "COWARDS" and "A PAPER TIGER."

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