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    The Washington Institute: Will Iraq choose isolation similar to Iran or an effective sovereign state

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    The Washington Institute: Will Iraq choose isolation similar to Iran or an effective sovereign state Empty The Washington Institute: Will Iraq choose isolation similar to Iran or an effective sovereign state

    Post by Rocky Thu 02 Jan 2020, 2:53 am

    02-01-2020 11:38 AM
    The Washington Institute: Will Iraq choose isolation similar to Iran or an effective sovereign state?


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    Baghdad / news
    The Washington Institute has published an article on the crowd’s attack on the American embassy in Baghdad in the past two days.
    In a summary of the most prominent articles covered in the article, “The attack on the American embassy and the American response should give a moment of serenity to the Iraqi leaders while they make a tough choice about the future of the country: meaning, will they choose the international isolation similar to Iran, or the sovereign and effective state that the demonstrators demand?”
    "The American air strike was the first operation of its kind against Iraqi targets since 2011, but nevertheless, the country's leadership was quick to condemn it - even while it has remained mostly silent, about killing and wounding American soldiers, which necessitated this operation," he added. in the first place".
    The article continued, "The most prevalent word in these statements by Iraqi, Sistani and other officials is" sovereignty, "but Baghdad's own record [in this field] made it impossible for Washington to respect Iraqi national sovereignty in this case."


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