The Sudanese advisor talks about “the killing of the American ambassador”: Tomorrow there will be ex

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[size=52]The Sudanese advisor talks about “the killing of the American ambassador”: Tomorrow there will be expanded negotiations with Washington[/size]

[size=45]Khaled Al-Yaqoubi, advisor to the Prime Minister for security affairs, said that tomorrow, Sunday, Baghdad will witness expanded negotiations with Washington regarding the withdrawal of American forces, recalling dialogues that he personally attended with officials in the Pentagon during the previous months, and the discussions of the Donald Trump administration with the Iraqis during the demonstrations that burned the wall of the American embassy in Baghdad. In 2019, the president requested not to repeat the Libyan Benghazi scenario when the American ambassador was killed in 2012.[/size]
[size=45]Khaled Al-Yaqoubi, in the Al-Iraqiya News bulletin:
Iraq is determined to proceed with the “removal of foreign forces” dialogue, despite all the complications and conflict in the region, and we have no choice but to proceed under all circumstances.[/size]
[size=45]Mr. Sudanese opened the first round, and the second round or the expanded session will take place tomorrow (Sunday). We cannot stop when we are exposed to threats here and there. All attacks on Iraq are rejected and condemned, but this does not mean that we cancel the dialogue, as we have no other option but dialogue.[/size]
[size=45]Before and after the recent American attack, the government made quite a few decisions that were far from the media because they were sensitive issues, security issues, and long discussions that resulted in the continuation of the dialogue sessions and moving on our way.[/size]
[size=45]We warned the United States when we were in Washington, and they promised us not to act unilaterally, and we reminded them of what happened in 2019 when they acted unilaterally and how the situation worsened and the American embassy was cordoned off at that time, and Trump intervened at that time and requested the protection of the diplomatic mission and requested that the Libya scenario not be repeated when the American ambassador was killed in Benghazi, so the action is Individually, it affects both parties.[/size]
[size=45]The regional government must be aware of a clear fact, while we are in a friendly atmosphere between the central government and the regional government, that the central decisions taken related to the security of Iraq. The region is part of the system, especially since the President of the Republic, the protector of the constitution, is Kurdish, the Foreign Minister is Kurdish, and the Chief of Staff of the Peshmerga was with us in the security delegation and in all the details. Our negotiations are with the American side. The Iraqi position must be unified.[/size]
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