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Tensions Rise Between al-Sadr and the Coordination Framework
The article discusses the developments in Iraq's political landscape, where Moqtada al-Sadr, the leader of the Sadrist Trend, is now publicly supporting the anti-corruption campaign launched by Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi's government, after previously refraining from political participation. Meanwhile, as pressure on the "Coordination Framework" coalition increases, Nouri al-Maliki confirmed that he continues to defend the political project that has provided relative stability since 2005. With the escalation of the anti-corruption campaign, which has involved the arrest of 21 political and parliamentary figures, Sadr's support aligns with Washington's interests, as the "Coordination Framework" faces mounting pressure to maintain its cohesion.
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