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    Asharq Al-Awsat talks about the details of the crisis in Al-Sudani's relationship with his supporter

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    Post by Rocky Sat 04 Mar 2023, 4:34 am

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    Baghdad today - follow-up 
    Numerous indications are accumulating in the Iraqi party offices and corridors that a political storm will overthrow the equation that laid the groundwork for the government of Muhammad Shia al-Sudani, after a sharp dissonance emerged between the poles of the “coordination framework.”
    Al-Sharq Al-Awsat newspaper quoted what it called reliable sources, and (Baghdad Today) followed it up that Shiite parties are trying to anticipate unexpected major turns by drawing a new map that may include setting a date for early elections and reaching an understanding with al-Sadr on the next stage.
     These sources pointed out that the relationship between al-Sudani and the coordination framework has become turbulent for at least two months and lacks coordination, while the non-public disintegration of the Shiite alliance contributed to "the emergence of competing partisan factions besieging the prime minister and restricting his effectiveness."
    An informed source confirmed that Al-Sudani and Al-Attar are working in opposite directions, according to the newspaper. 
    Local media reported that Al-Sudani will resort to a cabinet reshuffle that may include partisan figures that Washington has banned dealing with, due to its association with the armed factions. 
    While politicians confirmed to Asharq Al-Awsat that Al-Sudani's intention to change is linked to the conflict within the "coordination framework," according to the newspaper. 
    Al-Sudani appeared, in a recording broadcast on official television, criticizing the performance of some ministers, pointing out that others received threats from their parties, as Al-Sudani said: "The minister's relationship with the political forces ends after his nomination and gaining the confidence of Parliament, and whoever feels pressure or threat, I am present."
    Al-Sudani had never made such explicit statements publicly, which were received by local public opinion as directed at the "Coordination Framework" coalition. 
    The newspaper quoted a leader in the coordination framework as saying, "Al-Sadr is ready to move, and everything he does raises the anxiety of the leaders of the Shiite parties, and they were mainly involved in major disputes over the sphere of influence within the government."  
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