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    The White House: There is no change in Washington's policy toward Iraq after the elections

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    The White House: There is no change in Washington's policy toward Iraq after the elections Empty The White House: There is no change in Washington's policy toward Iraq after the elections

    Post by Rocky Thu 17 May 2018, 6:19 pm

    The White House: There is no change in Washington's policy toward Iraq after the elections
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    The White House said on Thursday that there was no change in Washington's foreign policy towards Iraq after last Saturday's election. 

    White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders told the daily press conference on Thursday. 

    "There is no change in US policy toward Iraq after the election results are announced," Sanders said. "We care about what is happening there, but nothing new in our foreign policy." 

    According to the preliminary results of the elections, the alliance, "Saun", which is supported by the leader of the Sadrist movement, Moqtada al-Sadr and includes Shiite and secular forces, the results of the parliamentary elections, followed by the coalition, "open" led by Hadi al-Amiri, then the coalition, "victory," led by Prime Minister Haider Abadi , In third place. 

    Sadr's alliance has not won the majority to form the next government, but it will play a key role in identifying the next prime minister. Sadr says he will form a government of technocrats away from the dominance of ruling parties for many years to ensure their full performance and reforms. In the administration of the country, and the fight against corruption, while the Commission will announce the final results of the elections on Friday.
     

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    The White House: There is no change in Washington's policy toward Iraq after the elections Empty America issued the first official comment on the victory of "Saron" and "conquest"

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    The United States has confirmed that no change has taken place in its policy toward Iraq. After the victory achieved by the blocs - the fall - under the auspices of Moqtada al-Sadr and the opening headed by Hadi al-Ameri in the Iraqi elections, which are hostile groups to Washington. 
    White House spokeswoman Sarah Sanders said her country's policy on Iraq had not changed so far, declining to comment further on the issue. 
    Adding that the most important thing for her country now is to accelerate the formation of the new Iraqi government, noting that the ongoing meetings between US officials with the Iraqi parties confirm their encouragement to accelerate the formation of the next Iraqi government.
    Sanders made the remarks at a news conference in which she said that the Iraqi elections were successful, demanding the announcement of the final results of the elections, but she agreed with the United Nations on the need to investigate complaints.



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