Iraqi president suggests US aims for Iran war deal
The Iraqi President, Nizar Amidi, affirmed that his country is avoiding involvement in the war and emphasizing that weapons are confined to the state's control. He also indicated a move to review relations with Iran and mentioned that there are facilitations for the passage of Iraqi oil tankers through the Strait of Hormuz following requests from Baghdad. Additionally, he believes that the United States is seeking an agreement to end tensions with Iran. He also announced that the formation of the government is nearing completion and that oil production will be increased to 8-10 million barrels per day within six years. Moreover, Iraq aims to boost its share in OPEC and export oil through Syria and Jordan.
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