STATUS OF THE RV . PART. 3
😊In line with this last article we have to connect the dots with other articles from today’s news to get the full present-day picture of what is going on. There are three more on this subject matter. They are titled:
“IT WILL NOT BE ON THE “LOSING TEAM”.. IRAQ MOVES TO THE POST-IRAN PHASE” and
“US PRESSURES BAGHDAD: IRAQI FM REVEALS DETAILS” and
“RUSSIA-UKRAINE WAR ENDS: WILL IRAQ PAY THE PRICE FOR TRUMP’S FOCUS ON IRAN?“.
If I were you I would spend a few minutes are read carefully these other three articles. You will get a very good sense of where this is all going. This news can also very good news for us because finally we may see Iraq getting serious about moving away from being a puppet state status of Iran. Remember the money laundering to Iran has to stop. This could help in this matter.
The articles tell us that Iraq is facing to get out of the “Iranian orbit” and the “axis of resistance”, which took Iran years to build in order to expand its influence deep into the Arab world, but it is rapidly shrinking and could collapse overnight. So, you see folks, things could happen quickly. In weeks, maybe months but certainly not years. The Iranian axis of resistance has deteriorated during the past year from its formal rise to a stage of final decline, as Israel struck two of its main members, Hamas and Hezbollah, the regime of Bashar al-Assad fell, and the Lebanese parliament elected a new president and a new prime minister, who are not on friendly terms with Iran. The report in the article stated that until recently, Iran boasted that it controlled four Arab capitals: Damascus, Beirut, Sanaa, and Baghdad, but now the first two have slipped away, while the third is still under the control of the Houthis, who are still loyal to Tehran. But what about the fourth, Baghdad?
Can the Iraqi’s overcome the Iranian influence. Will they have to wait until the next elections to do so? We all experienced their elections and how cumbersome and long they can be. But let’s just see what happens. At least there is finally pressure from the US and plans are in place now to end this Iranian influence once and for all. A reminder that Iraq will hold elections in October 2025, and that if enough Iraqis reject pro-Tehran parties at the ballot box, as most did in 2021, there will be an opportunity for al-Sudani, or whoever may succeed him, to form a government that makes an extra effort to assert Iraqi sovereignty and finally Baghdad my free itself of Iranian dominance.
