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    a Lebanese newspaper reveals the goal of Sadr's visit to Beirut

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    a Lebanese newspaper reveals the goal of Sadr's visit to Beirut Empty a Lebanese newspaper reveals the goal of Sadr's visit to Beirut

    Post by Rocky Mon 18 Sep 2017, 3:59 am

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    The Lebanese newspaper Al-Akhbar reported on Monday several explanations accompanying the visit of the leader of the "Sadrist movement" Moqtada al-Sadr to Lebanon, which will last for several days. A series of questions were raised in Baghdad about the timing and purpose of the visit, and coincided with the publication of several articles in Iraq indicating that Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi and Muqtada al-Sadr are trying to show their views on Hezbollah's deportation of the organization's militants. Deir al-Zour also Syrian.
    The explanation for Sadr's visit is his intention to reconnect "what has been cut" with the leadership of Hezbollah and its secretary-general Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah. A source in the "mainstream" pointed out in the newspaper that the Iraqi leader's visit was "routine" and took a "family tourism character," as he had done almost six months earlier, and lasted about two weeks. Sadr, in his frequent visits to Lebanon, is keen to coordinate them "security" with the party, while the latter to keep them away from the media, and provide full logistic reserves in order to ensure his own security.
    And others do not hide the sources of the current to the party, and its rejection of the resistance move by deporting the militants to Deir al-Zour, while others go to describe the relationship of the Sword Baharh Hreik «tense», following Sadr's recent visits to Saudi Arabia and the UAE, and meeting with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Abu Dhabi, Mohammed bin Zayed, which was interpreted by some as «a total exit of the chest of the Iranian axis», and start its harmony with the Saudi-UAE project in Iraq.
    On the other hand, the relationship between the two sides is still the same as the past, as the parties are keen to maintain a continuous line of communication, but the opportunity to meet with Sadr, Nasrallah, for the time being, "is not included," especially that the transfer of the request of the first meeting of the second «is not true .
     According to the newspaper, "the party is keen to maintain its lines of communication with various Iraqi forces (both official and political), and keep them open," but the relationship with Sadr remains within the framework of "privacy", preferably "be away from the media."
    The visit was preceded by the visit of Abd al-Halim al-Zuhairi, an adviser to Abadi, and his "sudden" participation in one of the party's intellectual conferences, and the speech of the Iraqi prime minister, who praised Nasrallah's role and the resistance in the fight against terrorism. He also suggested that al-Zuhairi presented Abadi's point of view of deporting insurgents, and Baghdad's keenness to cooperate with Tehran and Damascus in the fight against terrorism.



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