Al-Zaidi warns that Iraq is heading into war against Iran based on regional signals

The article discusses Iraq's move toward strengthening its relations with the United States and its shift from a strategic balance between Washington and Tehran to a clear stance of support for the United States. Iraqi Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaidi, during his visit to the White House, confirmed that Iraq aims for a strategic partnership with America, intending to expand economic and security cooperation, including restricting weapons to the state's control and imposing sanctions on Hezbollah and several Lebanese officials. He also indicated that Iraq seeks to maintain its share in OPEC and that its losses due to terrorism have exceeded $400 billion. It is expected that the relationship between Iraq and the United States will further improve, as Iraq aims to counter Iranian influence and curb illegal weapons within the country, reflecting Syria's steps toward strengthening ties with Washington.