"ANALYSIS OF IRAQ NEWS" BY MNT GOAT, 13 JAN

PENTAGON: NO PLANS FOR AN AMERICAN WITHDRAWAL FROM IRAQ

The Pentagon said on Monday that it does not currently plan to withdraw its forces, numbering about 2,500 soldiers, from Iraq.

This comes despite Baghdad announcing last week that it had begun a process aimed at ending the mission of the US-led international military coalition in the country.

“At this time, I am not aware of any plans (to plan a withdrawal). We remain very focused on the mission of defeating ISIS,” Air Force Major General Patrick Ryder said in a press briefing.

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SUDANESE ADVISORS TO WASHINGTON SECRETLY: WE WANT AMERICAN FORCES TO REMAIN IN IRAQ

Iraqi Prime Minister Muhammad Shiaa al-Sudani secretly told American officials that he wanted to negotiate whether American forces would remain in the country despite his recent announcement that he would begin the process of removing them,  according to Politico magazine.

Al-Sudani’s senior advisers told US officials that his announcement was “an attempt to please domestic political constituencies” and that Al-Sudani himself “remained committed” to negotiating the future presence of the coalition in Iraq, according to a January 6 State Department report obtained by Politico. from him.

There was a public uproar in Iraq over a US drone strike last week that killed a senior member of an Iranian-backed militia in Baghdad, and Al-Sudani’s office announced last Friday that his government was forming a bilateral committee to end the presence of US-led international forces focused on preventing… The return of ISIS.

Iraq’s willingness to keep US forces in the country is considered critical to the Biden administration. The United States believes that its presence in Iraq is important not only to prevent the return of ISIS, but also to confront Iranian influence in the region. Any decision taken by Sudanese to expel US forces from the country would also undermine the US administration’s efforts to prevent the expansion of the war in Gaza.

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The first parliamentary comment on the "bombing of Yemen"... 3 serious repercussions for the Middle East - urgent, 12 JAN

  The first parliamentary comment on the "bombing of Yemen"... 3 serious repercussions for the Middle East - urgent

Today, Friday (January 12, 2024), Representative Waad Al-Qaddu described the bombing of Yemen as another aggression that affects the security of Arab and Islamic countries .

Al-Qaddo said in an interview with “Baghdad Today” that “launching air strikes on several areas in Yemen by American aircraft and some of its allies from the West is a continuation of the scenario of aggression against Arab and Islamic countries and an implementation of the White House’s arrogance in using force against any countries that do not follow the path of the House’s interests.” the White".

He added, "There are 3 serious repercussions of the bombing of Yemen, the most prominent of which is economic, because its geographical location on sea routes constitutes 25-30% of international transport traffic, meaning that any confusion will lead to very serious consequences," pointing out that "America is leading the world into chaos from During its adventures in an attempt to control countries through brute force.

 Al-Qaddo pointed out, “The bombing of Yemen is condemned and denounced, and its repercussions will not remain within specific geographical boundaries, and the White House will pay the price for it in the end,” pointing out that “the Yemenis will not forget the American aggression and they will inevitably have a response.”

He pointed out, "Many countries' rejection of Washington's illegal interventions confirms that the world has begun to change and rejects the American policy that has created tragedies for dozens of countries in recent decades."

Fadi Al-Shammari, advisor to the Prime Minister, confirmed today, Friday (January 12, 2024), that the West has begun to expand the circle of conflict and tensions in the region .

Al-Shammari said in a blog post on the “X” platform, followed by “Baghdad Today”: “While the West is supposed to work to restore its shame with the stories of human and animal rights that were undermined by positions towards Israel’s war against Palestine and the children, women, and civilians of Gaza, it is committing another foolishness by expanding the circle of conflict and increasing Tensions in the region .”

He continued, "While (the West) calls on others to exercise restraint, reduce areas of tension, and avoid escalation ."

It is noteworthy that the United States and Britain began a massive attack on several Yemeni cities at dawn on Friday, targeting sites belonging to the Houthis   link

"RV UPDATE" BY WOLVERINE, 12 JAN

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Iraq's Surprise Announcement Currency Reinstatement or Internationalizat...

Former Chairman Of The Energy Committee, 12 JAN

 Former Chairman Of The Energy Committee

Iraq's oil is the most resilient in the future of the world and the greatest danger is the Strait of Hormuz.. Adnan Al-Janabi

The former Chairman of the Parliamentary Energy Committee, Adnan Al-Janabi, confirmed that Iraqi oil is safe as long as the sea corridor through the Strait of Hormuz is stable, while he stressed that Iraq is the last country that will be affected by reducing global dependence on oil in the future, due to its large reserves and low production costs.

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A former minister warns of Al-Shahristani’s scenario: The oil law will pass provided that Al-Sudani’s opponents remain silent

Adnan Al-Janabi in an interview with journalist Haroun Rashid, followed by Network 964:

In light of everything the region is going through security-wise and militarily, the only frightening thing that could affect oil in the world, and not just in Iraq, is if any security destabilization occurs in the Arabian Gulf region, especially in the Strait of Hormuz.

Iraqi oil, within its OPEC quota, can currently guarantee exports from the southern port alone across the Gulf, even if this is not true from a strategic standpoint. It is necessary to work on adopting multiple ports lest what happened with the Turkey line be repeated, and the port most likely to be approved in this regard is the Aqaba port. Through Jordan .

Regarding future plans, Iraqi oil is one of the least depleted in the world, and it is the least expensive to extract, but this means that if we cannot keep up with reserves and export rates, there will come a time within a decade or more, when the demand for oil decreases, by moving from fuel.

From fossil fuels to alternative energy, we will face a question: Who will continue to export? The answer is clear, as whoever produces oil at the lowest costs and has large reserves will find it easier to export.

Despite the advantages and problems mentioned, Iraq must prepare and develop its production and export capabilities in preparation for the future, in addition to not stopping investment in the oil sector, so that we are ready for that moment when export restrictions are lifted and we have a production capacity of up to 6 million barrels per day.   https://964media.com/292187/

"RV UPDATE" BY MARKZ, 12 JAN

 MarkZ 

  [via PDK]   The news continues to be great…Things look great and I’m not hearing anything negative...We just have to wait and see what is real …We are getting so many things thrown at us…we don’t know yet what is accurate...Most groups are looking for over the weekend or first of next week…let’s see what happens. 

”Here is a great article written last August..” The Kuwaiti Dinar: A closer look at the world’s strongest currency”   this talks about the history of the Kuwait dinar and why it is so valued…They have many of the same things going for it that Iraq now has.  What does that tell us? The Iraqi dinar should be worth the same or higher…imo

There has been some incredible chatter, gossip and rumors today. Group contacts have erupted through the day. There are great expectations of last minute changes to compliance over this weekend and our notifications early next week... Other contacts are saying the same thing…the chatter is notifications early next week. Just cross your fingers and hope it’s accurate. I’m kinda excited but going to stay grounded.