Baghdad key found in Tehran

The article provides a detailed analysis of the political and military transformations that Iraq has undergone, particularly focusing on Iran’s influence on decision-making processes following the 2010 elections. The report explains how the United States gradually withdrew from its direct role, with power shifting steadily to Tehran. General Qasem Soleimani played a key role in distributing roles, supporting Iranian-backed candidates—most notably Nouri al-Maliki—and directing political actions in favor of Iran’s influence. It also highlights secret meetings between Iraqi leaders and members of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, as well as Syria and Turkey’s involvement in either supporting or obstructing the formation of the Iraqi government. Furthermore, the article discusses splits within Shiite political blocs and internal disagreements within the Shiite house, which ultimately strengthened Iran’s reach and enabled Maliki’s second term. In conclusion, the article reveals how Iran, through Soleimani and its regional role, became the decisive force in Iraq’s political crisis, dominating key positions of power before the American withdrawal’s outcomes became clear, leading to fundamental shifts in the balance of power.

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