Iraq predictions 2024: American forces will remain, the factions will continue to attack, and Sudanese will pay the price
Iraq predictions 2024 - American forces will remain - the factions will continue to attack and Sudanese will pay the price“The Americans will not withdraw from Iraq next year. This will not happen, especially if a promising understanding develops between Washington and Tehran regarding the war on Gaza,” this is a summary of what experts and analysts asked by the 964 Network said about their expectations for next year regarding the issue of foreign presence in Iraq .
They say that the greatest harm caused by the continuation of armed attacks, which are expected to increase after the truce in Gaza, will fall on the government of Muhammad Shiaa al-Sudani, who will clash more with the coordination framework and face increasing complications in already complex files, most notably the fluctuations of the dollar.
But some experts spoke of a higher frequency of attacks against the military bases occupied by the Americans in Iraq once the truce in Gaza ends, noting that the factions “do not find a way other than marches to expel them from Iraq,” even with the presence of Shiite forces that refuse to continue the attacks to avoid consequences that would harm the government. Coordination framework.
Resistance factions in Iraq stopped their operations against American forces in the country out of respect for the truce between the Israeli occupation forces and the factions in Palestine.
It is expected that attacks against American forces in Iraq will increase to force them to leave, and this will be the goal of the “resistance” during the coming months, starting from the end of the truce.
There is no way for American forces to leave Iraq except by targeting the bases with air strikes and drones during the coming period.
It will be difficult for American forces to leave Iraq next year through diplomatic means, because the American side is determined to stay and is working on creating crises to justify the need for it.
The federal government will face a greater crisis with the Americans and with local political forces, with the resumption of attacks during the coming period, which is expected to continue.
After the recent attacks on military bases, indications have emerged that the Americans will not cling to Iraq any longer, even though they know that a number of Shiite forces oppose the attacks launched against them.
Data indicate that American forces may seek to withdraw from Iraq next year.
The Sudanese government is in an embarrassing position, because the Americans are one of the most important parties that supported his government, and the continuation of attacks against them will place him in a greater confrontation with his allies in the coordination framework, and will complicate him with already complex issues, most notably the fluctuations of the dollar.
Contrary to what many say in the media, expectations indicate that the region is moving towards stability, especially after the negotiation efforts between Washington and Tehran, and the flexible position on the Palestinian crisis. This will reflect on the internal situation in Iraq.
Flood Feasts, a former senior army officer, told the 964 network:
Whoever expects the withdrawal of American forces from Iraq is short-sighted and naive. This will never happen, especially since the security agreement between Washington and Baghdad granted the right to have 5 American bases in the country.
The armed factions’ step was unsuccessful in choosing this timing to target the Americans in Iraq, because the government of Muhammad Shiaa al-Sudani will pay the price by faltering the relationship with Washington politically and economically.
Adnan Al-Kinani, former brigadier general in the army:
The withdrawal of American forces will be very difficult next year, due to Washington’s strong influence at the political, economic and military levels.
There will be no political consensus, in the government and parliament, to remove the American forces, and some even see their presence as a necessity at this stage.
The American administration does not support the idea of withdrawing from Iraq, because it is a promising country in the field of investment, and its strategic location is crucial in the regional conflict in which Washington is involved.
Whoever wants to remove the American forces has no solution but to do so by force.
