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    Post by Rocky Wed Sep 27, 2023 5:46 am

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    The issue of the presence of the international coalition forces (NATO) on Iraqi territory is still moving along a controversial path, on which no two people agree. The pretext that foreign forces entered Iraq today is over and has become a thing of the past, but these forces refuse to leave and cling to their positions in the country’s lands.
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    The new position that came from the current government, through the Prime Minister, Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani, put the last point in the line of the presence of the international coalition in Iraq, especially since he stressed more than once that these forces are not needed in the country.
    Earlier today, the Prime Minister, Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani, confirmed that ISIS does not today represent a threat to the Iraqi state, and there is no longer a need for the international coalition, which was formed to confront these gangs.
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     "Parliamentary question"
    America, since the occupation of Iraq until the present day, has built its relationship with governments on the basis of interests. In all areas, it refrains from providing even a simple service, but it adheres to the security aspect, amid parliamentary questions about the reasons for this matter.
    Member of the House of Representatives, Muhammad Al-Sayhud, commented on the speech of the Prime Minister, Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani, regarding the file of the presence of international coalition forces on Iraqi territory, while directing a question to America.  
    Al-Sayhud said, in an interview with the Maalouma Agency, that “The Prime Minister, Muhammad Shiaa Al-Sudani, clearly confirmed that there is no need for the presence of combat forces on Iraqi soil, especially since ISIS gangs no longer pose a threat to the country, and even if they were formed, they are weak.”
    He added, "The security services, such as the Defense, Interior, and Popular Mobilization Forces, have become powerful and capable of deterring any threat to Iraq," wondering: "Why does America insist on cooperating with Iraq on the security side only?"
    The member of the House of Representatives explains, “The issue of the presence of international coalition forces on the lands must be ended, especially if the justification is ISIS, then it is over, and the Iraqi forces are capable of achieving security and stability and deterring all terrorist movements.”
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    "Real reasons"
    Iraq's abandonment of the international coalition forces, and the Prime Minister's assurances about the new position, come for many realistic reasons, most notably the capabilities of the Iraqi security forces and their ability to combat terrorism.
    In turn, the Joint Operations Command revealed the reasons why Iraq does not need the international coalition forces, while explaining the need for the Iraqi security forces, and pointed to the relationship between the ISIS war.
    The command’s spokesman, Major General Tahseen Al-Khafaji, said in an interview with the Al-Ma’louma Agency, “The Commander-in-Chief’s confirmation of the type of new relationship with the international coalition forces indicates the capabilities and capabilities of our security forces, which allow all security operations to be carried out.”
    He points out, "The Iraqi forces proved this to the world by fighting the terrorist organization ISIS and making sacrifices," stressing that "the Iraqi security forces are highly qualified."
    The operations spokesman confirms, “These forces need continuous training and capacity development in the field of armament and equipment, but they are security forces that can protect Iraq and its objectives, as they are doing and are doing now.” 
    Removing the international coalition forces and abandoning them after the defeat of ISIS was a basic demand of all the political forces that agreed to remove the American forces at the end of 2020. Because it knows very well that NATO forces are just a hidden cover for the American presence inside Iraqi territory. Ended / 25 R
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