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    Alsumaria News - Local
    The incident of shooting down the Turkish drone over the Iraqi city of [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.] is not considered a passing event or the result of a "mistake," according to Iraqi and Turkish experts, and the data related to it indicate a "new phase" whose first features have drawn "borders."


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    Turkish expert on Iraqi affairs, Muhammad Alaca, said, "Ankara and Baghdad tested the limits of their field of vision in the drone incident," noting that "Iraqi statements indicated that they would not allow the Turkish operational capability in the region to reach Baghdad's control responsibilities."


     
    He continued, "The course of events that led to the downing of the Turkish drone is not yet known, but he says that what happened can be summed up in a simple sense: 'Baghdad is telling Ankara that (your ability to move in the Kurdistan Region is acceptable, but not in Kirkuk.'"
     
    Alaja believes that the incident that took place on Thursday occurred at a time when the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan won the position of governor of Kirkuk, and while Ankara’s proposals regarding the position of governor failed.
     
    The appearance of the Turkish drone over[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]"It is a Turkish warning to the party based in Sulaymaniyah," according to the Turkish expert.
     
    He added, "Ankara did not want a government system in[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]The Patriotic Union of Kurdistan (PUK) is also accused of supporting the Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) and is conducting military operations against it in the region.
     
    Iraqi political researcher, Mujahid Al-Taie, explains that “the provincial council[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]It was formed away from political consensus, and certain major forces were excluded, and an alliance of political and armed forces close to Tehran was formed, imposing a fait accompli.
     
    Al-Taie, for his part, also links the incident of the downing of the plane to the fact that it came after the formation of the council, and the hidden conflict whose features are emerging from across the borders.
     
    He stressed that "what happened recently on the local level in[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]This means that the forces allied with Iran and accused of cooperating with the Kurdistan Workers' Party, Turkey's enemy, have expanded the scope of cooperation with them," noting that "elements of those forces have moved from the Sinjar region and some other areas."[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]to[You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]This is a very dangerous indicator of social, political and even economic stability, as the governorate is rich in oil and ethnically and culturally diverse,” Al-Taie said.
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