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    Abdulrahman Al-Rashed: A rumor that Bin Salman's visit to Iraq exposed the fear of the mullahs of the independence of Baghdad
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    Abdulrahman Al-Rashed writes:

    Bin Salman's visit to Iraq has exposed the fear of the mullahs of the independence of Baghdad's decision
     

    I wished that the visit of Prince Mohammed bin Salman, the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, to Iraq would be correct, and that the visit would take place after it turned out that a mere rumor that pushed the forces of Iran was gathering and opposing it, which shows its importance and reflects Tehran's strong fears of the independence of the Iraqi decision.
    This is how the great writer Abdul Rahman Al-Rashed started his new article, "The Crown Prince's Visit," which revealed the state of panic that hit Iran and its tails in Iraq as soon as they became aware of the commonplace of Prince Mohammed bin Salman's visit to Iraq.
    Saying that Iran was behind the state of alert against the idea of ​​the visit of Prince Mohammed bin Salman to Iraq, and push his armed groups to warn the government of Abadi of any rapprochement with Saudi Arabia, which confirms the fear of the sternness of Tehran's independence of the Iraqi decision.
    Al-Rashed also revealed that what has been raised about this visit is pushing all Arab countries to come closer to Iraq and work to lift the Iranian guardianship.
    The return of Iraq is an independent state whose decisions serve its interests.
    The dependence of Iraq on Iranian influence, it threatens the Iraqis first, and the countries of the region a second. Saying that the rule of the rule of the jurist is Iraq a conduit and a source and source of funding for wars with men and money. Thousands of Iraqi youth and others are fighting in Syria under the banner of Qasim Soleimani, the general in charge of hegemony over Iran's immediate vicinity.
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    I wished that the visit of Prince Mohammed bin Salman, Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia, to Iraq would be correct and that the visit would take place. It is a rumor that Iran's forces are gathering and opposing, which shows its importance and reflects Tehran's fears of the independence of the Iraqi decision.
    Will be the first at the level of the Saudi leadership since a long time, since 1990 when the Arab summit was held before the invasion of Kuwait. I would like to see senior Saudi officials, and the rest of the leaders of the region, spreading the spirit and regional political life in the heart of this historic city. The world must see Baghdad as the capital of Iraq, not Tehran, and that Abbadi is the head of the government, and the head of the executive state, not General Qassem Soleimani, who is racing the warlords to appease him. The visit of the Saudi leadership to the requirements of relations, in response to the invitation of Prime Minister Abadi, who is in contact with Riyadh positively. Abadi is trying hard to get Iraq out of the conflict fund he inherited from Saddam Hussein's regime, during the US occupation, and years of rule of former Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki, who lived a difficult balance and succeeded in setting up a small Arab summit in 2012 did not succeed in supporting Iraq politically.
    Abadi wants to neutralize Iraq from international and regional fighting on its territory and its capabilities and powers. Wants to clean up his country of Sunni and Shiite extremists, and remove them from the cycle of conflict means the stability of Iraq, which has not yet occurred comprehensively since Saddam's invasion of Kuwait. Iraq's transition to a stable and prosperous country resembling its neighbors from the Gulf states requires a coherent and strong leadership in Baghdad, focused on rescuing Iraq's decision and its powers from external interference, sectarian fragmentation and sectarianism and individual leaders who do not respect the center's decisions. 
    Maliki had a strong personality. During his rule, he fought various factions, rejecting the political and geographic division in the south, west and north. He fought military wars against the rebellions against the state, but he fell into his personal project; the permanent rule at any political price.
    Saudi Arabia can support the central authority in Baghdad to be more independent, given geopolitical balance, especially as Riyadh has no aggressive motives, not at odds with its neighbor Iraq on borders or natural resources. Saudi-Iraqi rapprochement began with the arrival of Abbadi to the premiership, and improved much later, with Riyadh changing the concept of its relations from mere diplomatic exchange to joint action. 
    It is clear that the Iranian regime is behind the state of alert against the idea of ​​the visit of Prince Mohammed bin Salman to Iraq, and push his armed groups to warn the Iraqi government of any convergence. It is clear evidence of the Tehran regime's fear of Iraq's independence.
    In Baghdad, the government and state leaders, both legislative and executive, are concerned about protecting their country from interference from Iran, even from Saudi Arabia, Turkey and other regional powers. The return of Iraq to an independent state, whose decisions serve its interests, is in the interest of the entire region. The dependence of Iraq on Iranian influence, it threatens the Iraqis first, and the countries of the region a second. The rule of the Faqih states Iraq is a conduit, a source and a source of funding for its wars with men and money. Thousands of Iraqi youths and others are fighting in Syria under the banner of Qasim Soleimani, the general in charge of dominating Iran's western regions, including Iraq and Syria, which have left chaos in the region and preceded chaos in Iraq. The groups support Tehran's approach in preventing a free Iraqi state from its presidential, parliamentary, executive, military and security institutions. The model that is fighting Iran for its cultivation in Yemen, the abolition of the central government in Sanaa and the creation of parallel militias to the army.
    Does Saudi Arabia have an interest in a stable and independent Iraq? Certainly. Is the interest of all countries in the region and the interests of the Iraqi people first.


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