Gulf and Iraq: A Historic Responsibility
The Arab region is going through a delicate period characterized by escalating tensions and conflicts between countries, especially with the increasing attacks by Iranian-backed militias targeting the Gulf states and Jordan. These developments pose significant challenges to Iraq’s sovereignty and the security of its people. There are indications that some militias are attempting to exploit Iraq for regional military operations, which threatens its relations with its Arab neighbors and its stability. Meanwhile, Saudi Arabia is exercising restraint while reaffirming the need for a decisive response to any escalation. On the other hand, the Iraqi leadership emphasizes the importance of restraining the militias, upholding Iraq’s sovereignty, and maintaining its historic relations with Gulf countries, all while striving to restore Iraq to its natural role as part of its Arab surroundings and its national institutions.
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