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    Plasschaert's briefing ravages the political atmosphere, and Al-Sadr agrees to a dialogue that keeps

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    Plasschaert's briefing ravages the political atmosphere, and Al-Sadr agrees to a dialogue that keeps Empty Plasschaert's briefing ravages the political atmosphere, and Al-Sadr agrees to a dialogue that keeps

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    [size=52]Plasschaert's briefing ravages the political atmosphere, and Al-Sadr agrees to a dialogue that keeps the corrupt away[/size]

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    [size=45]Finally, Muqtada al-Sadr, the leader of the Sadrist movement, broke his political silence with a lengthy tweet in which he commented on the briefing of the United Nations Representative to Iraq, Jenin Plasschaert, to the Security Council on the state of the country. The tweet included many points, including his support for most of the positions of the delegates in the Council.[/size]
    [size=45]Al-Sadr also agreed to participate in the dialogue on the condition that it be public, which was interpreted by those close to Al-Hanana as a desire to inform the people about the agreements that will be signed and to reveal those who disavow them if they occur.[/size]
    [size=45]Mujahid al-Tamimi, a political specialist, told UTV that "Al-Sadr has been absent from the political scene during the last period, but he has not changed. He wants there to be a fundamental change, and he is still insisting on a transparent dialogue in front of the public, in order to know who adheres to the agreements and who renounces them.”[/size]
    [size=45]Other specialists in political affairs believe that dialogue is an important opportunity for the coordination framework to be able to grant full legitimacy to a government it wants to form, and that negotiations - if they happen - will start from scratch.[/size]
    [size=45]Osama Al-Alaq, a specialist in political affairs, told UTV that “there is a great opportunity for the coordination framework to engage in serious dialogues with the Sadrist movement to resolve the crisis. This opportunity should be seized by the framework to form a government acceptable to all.”[/size]
    [size=45]At a time when the political parties are still unable to find solutions to the tense political situation in the country, the international community finds only national dialogue a solution for Iraqi politicians to avoid collapse.[/size]
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