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    State Department warns its Iraqi counterpart of the "red circles"!

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    State Department warns its Iraqi counterpart of the "red circles"!


    Kalkamsh Press / Baghdad
    Iraq faces a new challenge: the international community is outraged by Baghdad's discriminatory policy in dealing with minorities, senior diplomatic sources in Baghdad said, saying the State Department is about to put Iraq in a very low rating. Governments deal with ethnic and religious minorities.
    According to press reports, the State Department has informed its Iraqi counterpart that it is necessary to take the necessary measures to protect minorities in the country, especially Christianity and Yazidis, which suffered greatly when ISIS swept across large swathes of Iraq in the summer of 2014.
    She pointed out that the State Department's alert to its Iraqi counterpart, hinted that "there is ethnic cleansing against some minorities," stressing that "this type of violations are within the red circles of the United States and other important countries."
    In a meeting on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York, US President Donald Trump told his Iraqi counterpart Barham Salih, "the need to protect Iraqi religious minorities and counter Iran's actions and destabilizing influence."
    Although Iraq, with international assistance, has almost completed the restoration of all ISIS-held territory, the return of minority populations to areas from which they were displaced in 2014 remains stalled, with a large segment of Christians refusing to return to their homes in Nineveh due to the control of armed factions. . In Mount Sinjar, also in Nineveh, where the Yazidis' main stronghold is, residents of the minority are still barred from returning to their areas due to disputes between the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) of Massoud Barzani and Iranian faction leaders insisting on deploying fighters in the area.
    In neighboring Salah al-Din province, Asaib Ahl al-Haq, led by Qais al-Khazali, refuses to return the Sunni population to a number of areas under the pretext of facilitating ISIS's control of the area in 2014, according to the reports.
    Sunni, Christian and Kurdish minorities reside in the Kurdistan region, where international organizations can communicate. But all initiatives to return minorities to their areas face objections, usually from pro-Iranian factions. In the Nineveh plain, Christian and network factions have concluded an agreement with Iranian parties, guaranteeing military control of the area.
    Armed Christian factions led by Rayan al-Chaldani and the Shabakah led by Waad al-Qadu, close to Iran, impose royalties on the entry and exit of goods in the region, impeding trade. As a result, these and other neighboring areas registered a new but reverse displacement after the 2014 displacement, with minority populations returning to their areas shocked by the factions of pro-Iranian factions controlled their property.
    It is widely believed that Tehran's desire to deepen its presence in minority areas in northern Iraq would be a major obstacle to any government trying to normalize security there to allow the return of the population.


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