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    Iraq’s former ambassador to America: Baghdad will face four catastrophic consequences after the US e

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    Post by Rocky Sat 18 Jan 2020, 3:12 am

    18-01-2020 12:25 AM
    Iraq’s former ambassador to America: Baghdad will face four catastrophic consequences after the US exit


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    Baghdad / Al-Akhbariyah: The
    former Iraqi ambassador to the United States, Rand-Rahim, revealed on Friday four serious consequences after the American withdrawal from Iraq.
    The Atlantic Council for Strategic Studies in Washington said in an article written by al-Rahim that the security implications of the decision of the Iraqi parliament is the loss of training and logistical and technical support and the sharing of intelligence information provided by the coalition to Iraqi forces.
    It adds that this measure coincides with the ISIS regrouping, while the Iraqi security forces are still not prepared to face this on their own.
    On the economic front, the author of the article indicates that the consequences will be serious, especially after the threat of US President Donald Trump to impose severe economic sanctions and seize Iraqi assets abroad.
    And if this "dreadful" scenario is applied to the ground, the Iraqi oil sector will suffer and revenues will decrease, and the country's economy, which is already suffering from several crises, will collapse.
    And Rahim adds that there are two other outcomes of equal importance that Iraq’s external relations with the West, not only the United States but also with Europe, will be severely strained, forcing Iraq to go to Russia and China, and increase Iran's control of the country’s politics and economy.
    Regarding internal policy, the author of the article emphasizes that the decision may affect the relationship between the main components in Iraq, given that the parliament’s decision was taken in the presence of the Shiite component only.
    Al-Rahim indicated that the Kurds had reservations about the decision to end the American presence from the country, while the Sunnis expressed their concerns, as they see the presence of the coalition forces as important to counter Iranian influence.
    And stresses that this decision may cause the return of mistrust between the Iraqi components and forces after the cohesion between them was high since it was formed during the war against ISIS.
    On January 8, the Iraqi parliament called on the government to "end the presence of any foreign forces," including the approximately 5,200 US troops.


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