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    BAGHDAD - Excessive political contacts by Moqtada al-Sadr, the leader of the Sadrist movement, have passed since the announcement of the victory of the coalition, backed by him in the parliamentary elections in Iraq, the local character to take an international dimension, with a meeting on Wednesday in Baghdad with UN envoy Jan Kubic, In which he talked about opening the United States channels of communication with members of the Alliance mentioned.
    The results of the elections put Sadr and his current in a position to play a role in Iraqi politics during the next phase, including the possibility of active participation in the selection of a prime minister and determining the general direction of the government.
    For regional and international forces, Sadr, who enjoys a degree of popularity in the elections, has an important advantage compared to the majority of members of the Iraqi Shiite political family. He is showing some degree of independence from Iran, which has a great influence on the Iraqi decision. The capitals of the province are based on the balance and independence of the Iraqi decision.
    This advantage could be a motive for the United States, which has effectively embarked on a comprehensive strategy to contain Iran and limit its influence in the region, to reach out to Moqtada al-Sadr and to encourage independence from his Iranian decision-making.
    But the problem for Washington is that Sadr has not appeared since the US invasion of Iraq and was a supporter of resistance, including carrying arms in her face, even appeared in this aspect closer to the Iranian camp. Observers say that the Iraqi Sadr, who faced a lot of And a pragmatic approach that qualifies him to change his "revolutionary" speech and adopt the speech of the statesman most appropriate to the new stage he has entered and the role he is preparing to exercise as a senior leader of the political process in Iraq and as a decision maker.
    Observers believe that Muqtada al-Sadr has the right to sense the danger and work to avoid it by all means; the man who fought his current two battles separated, the first against the US forces in Najaf and the second against the government forces in Basra on Nuri al-Maliki as prime minister, suffering from various types of isolation and exclusion and marginalization of Before the members of the National Alliance formed by the ruling Shiite parties. Accepting him as a member of that alliance does not mean approving his views, which many view lightly. It is an attempt to prevent the destruction of the Shiite political house and not to provoke the resentment of Sadr's followers, estimated at seven million. By another Iraqi politician.
    As Sadr's call to dissolve popular militia after the end of the battle in Mosul is expected to lead to a backlash from advocates of turning the popular crowd into a political force to manage the country in an emergency manner. And if we know that Nuri al-Maliki, a permanent enemy of Sadr, leads the ranks of enthusiasts of popular mobilization, we can understand the reasons for Sadr's sense of danger, not to mention that Sadr personally does not trust Iran, which in turn does not trust him, although Tehran was and still keen to cover all the parties Shiites in their tent. The lack of trust between the two parties may encourage Shiite parties to continue to isolate, harm or harm Sadr.
    The leader of the Sadrist movement, during a meeting with the Special Envoy of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in Iraq, Jan Kubic the importance of increasing support and support of the international community and the United Nations to get Iraq out of the tunnel sectarianism and quotas.
    Sadr's office said in a statement that he "presented to Kubic the latest discussions and extensive discussions on the formation of the next government."
    The statement quoted Sadr as saying: "Our vision for the next stage is that it stems from the popular desire and the necessity of the stage because the Iraqi people have suffered a lot of corruption and poor services, and that the decision is national Iraqi," stressing the importance of increasing support and support of the international community and the United Nations to get Iraq out of the tunnel of sectarianism And the need to provide support in the humanitarian and service areas in the liberated areas, especially Mosul and the contribution of international organizations in taking Iraq's normal position in free living. "
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