Members of Congress demand that the US government stop military aid to Iraq
2/9/2025 Baghdad /
The National Network revealed in a report published today, Saturday, the existence of what it described as a "campaign" launched by a number of US Congress members to urge the White House to "reconsider" its current relations with the Iraqi government, most notably security and economic cooperation.
The network said, according to what was published by some media outlets, that members of Congress led by Representative Joe Wilson are now launching a pressure campaign on the US government with several demands, the first of which is to stop the military and security assistance provided by US forces to Iraq, and intelligence cooperation, and the last of which is "imposing sanctions" on the Iraqi economy.
The campaign launched by the members of the Republican Party also demanded that armed factions and some Iraqi parties be placed on the "terrorist list" and that their political and military work inside Iraq be prevented by imposing pressure on the government of Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani.
Yesterday, American media published a letter signed by some representatives, sent by US Representative Joe Wilson to Secretary of State Mark Rubio, in which he asked him to impose sanctions on Iraq and stop the work of some armed factions in the country. LINK