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The article focuses on Iraq's current situation, where the country finds itself at a crossroads between Iranian influence and closer ties with the United States and Gulf states. It emphasizes that any understanding with Iran must include limitations on its nuclear and missile programs, as well as the end of its regional proxy influence in Iraq, Lebanon, and Yemen, in order to achieve genuine stability. The article discusses the escalation of attacks originating from Iraqi territory targeting Saudi Arabia and the Kurdistan Region, which places Baghdad under regional and international pressure. This also presents an opportunity for the United States and Gulf countries to increase pressure on Iraq to tighten measures against Iran-backed militias. Ultimately, Iraq faces a strategic choice: either continue to be influenced by Iran or strengthen its sovereignty through rapprochement with Washington and the Gulf.
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