Kurdistan Attacks Challenge Baghdad
The repeated drone attacks on the Kurdistan Region reveal a weakness in the authority of the Iraqi federal government and its inability to protect national sovereignty and Iraqi airspace. Legal analyst Major Kordwan Naqshbandi states that these attacks highlight the Iraqi security system's failure to safeguard the land and its citizens, emphasizing that the concept of sovereignty has become merely a formality without actual enforcement on the ground. In this context, it becomes clear that Iraq and the Kurdistan Region have become arenas for international and regional conflicts, while the government lacks the capacity to establish full control, despite declaring the completion of sovereignty and the withdrawal of foreign forces. The report confirms that the frequent attacks are increasing political and popular pressures on the government to adopt firmer stances against those violating Iraqi airspace, emphasizing the need to build effective defensive capabilities and national unity to address the issue.
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