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    Exciting statements reveal deep differences about the future of American forces in Iraq

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    Exciting statements reveal deep differences about the future of American forces in Iraq Empty Exciting statements reveal deep differences about the future of American forces in Iraq

    Post by Rocky Sun 11 Feb 2024, 5:06 am

    [size=38]Exciting statements reveal deep differences about the future of American forces in Iraq[/size]


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    Baghdad/Al-Masala Al-Hadath: Various scenes are evident through statements on the Iraqi media and political scene that reveal the political division in Iraq regarding the future of American forces in the country.
    The statements of Iraqi politician Mishaan al-Jubouri express sharp criticism of the absence of Sunni Arab and Sunni Kurdish representatives from the session discussing attacks on Iraqi sovereignty, stressing the dependence of some parties on the presence of American forces in light of the worsening security threats.
    For his part, Representative Mustafa Sanad points out the importance of the decisions that were determined during the session, specifying the next steps to remove the coalition forces and hosting the relevant security leaders in the joint committees, which shows Parliament’s readiness to seriously discuss this matter.
    On the other hand, MP Amer Abdul Jabbar expresses his disappointment at the absence of representatives and the deviation of the session from its planned course, which reflects the challenges facing the decision-making process in Parliament.
    As for the analysis presented by political analyst Mazen Al-Zaidi, it highlights the political and historical dimensions of sovereign decisions, pointing to the importance of understanding the role of the various parties in determining the course of political and security action in Iraq.
    The statements reflect the complexity of the political situation in Iraq, as the government and Parliament must search for a national political consensus to confront the security and political challenges in a balanced and responsible manner.
    Recently, talk about the American presence in Iraq has become a subject of intense political and social controversy. Opinion varies greatly between political and societal groups in the country, especially between Sunnis, Shiites, and Kurds, regarding the necessity of the stay or departure of American forces.
    From the Sunni perspective, some see the presence of US forces in Iraq as an essential element of security and stability. Others see US forces as an element of protection against growing threats from armed groups such as ISIS, and an enhancement of Iraqi security capabilities.
    Shiites generally oppose the American presence in Iraq, pointing to the troubled history of the relationship between Iraq and the United States. Some consider that the American presence threatens external interference in Iraq's internal affairs and represents an obstruction of national sovereignty.
    As for the Kurds, they express their support for the American forces remaining in Iraq, especially in the Kurdish regions, where they see the American presence as a guarantor of security and stability. However, others oppose the US presence, considering it promotes foreign interference in the country's affairs.
    These deep differences between political and societal groups in Iraq reflect the deep divisions in the country, and highlight the difficulties facing national efforts at reconciliation and consensus. The Iraqi government and the main political forces must search for consensual solutions to this sensitive issue, which represents a real test of the country's stability and sovereignty.
     
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