Al-Zaidi Advisor Discusses Iran's Iraq Role
The article addresses the security and political challenges facing Iraq amid regional tensions. As the deadline approaches for the withdrawal of the international coalition forces from the country on September 30, efforts continue to retain weapons within Iraqi sovereignty. Officials affirm that the "ISIS" organization has been militarily defeated, but small active groups still operate in remote areas. Drugs are considered the primary threat to Iraqi security. The article also highlights the balancing act of Iraqi politics between Iran and the United States, emphasizing Iraq’s sovereignty and its rejection of external directives regarding arms containment, while maintaining security cooperation with Syria.
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