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Arab bloodshed continues
The article focused on the military operations carried out by Saudi Arabia within Iraqi territory in response to the use of Iran-backed militias targeting global energy security platforms. It highlights that these militias, such as Kata'ib Hezbollah, Asa'ib Ahl al-Haq, and Nujaba, have undermined Iraqi sovereignty by occupying vast areas and transforming them into military bases and secret prisons. This reflects organized corruption aimed at financing loyalty networks abroad and fragmenting Iraq's economic infrastructure. The article also discusses how this situation impacts social sovereignty, through legislation and societal changes within Iraq, fueling widespread popular protests against foreign interference. It emphasizes that targeting militia sites is not sectarian, and that defending Iraq's and the Kingdom's sovereignty requires a decisive decision to restore Iraq's independence and unite the Arab front against external meddling.
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