We know everything up to the float is done. To make it international will take you from the float to the REER.
Frank26
The security and stability of the monetary reform of Iraq is at its pinnacle and its is going to protect this new exchange rate and the new lower notes.
Frank26
Protesters...are Iranian...they infiltrate Iraq because of what's going on. They want money.
They don't want to lose Iraq so they try to protest and they try to create chaos, they try to slow things down. They want to retard the process. It's not working. I don't think it's going to work...
Question: "Can you please share some details about why you stated that those in California will have to know what they are doing [when the time comes to exchange]?" Because you got a bad government there...
They go with policies that are illogical let alone indecent...Yeah, California taxes are going to be insane.
ERBIL— The Iraqi federal government has announced new security and military measures in response to the potential threat of Israeli strikes.
Alaawi Bandawi, a member of Iraq's Council of Representatives, confirmed that Iraq is taking significant precautions in the coming days to prepare for any possible attacks by Israel, particularly given recent developments in Lebanon and Gaza.
Speaking to Shafaq News, Bandawi stated that Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia’ al-Sudani is personally overseeing these preparations and remains in continuous communication with military and security commanders. The measures, which extend to various governmental ministries, are being put in place following Israeli airstrikes on southern Lebanon and missile strikes from Iran targeting Israeli positions.
Although Bandawi did not provide specific details regarding the security and military measures, it is understood that the government is closely monitoring the situation and is prepared for any developments as tensions rise between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon. Additionally, Israeli retaliation against Iranian-linked militias has heightened concerns of further escalation in the region.
There's a lot of reforms taking place and a lot of great changes happening in Iraq...Just hang tight. Just wait for them to change...
Pimpy
As you're aware Iraq has some issues with protesters charging the US Embassy.I'm glad it has not escalated.
Iraq has been doing a great job about staying out of all these little conflicts. We don't want them to get involved in these conflicts. They need to stay on a straight and narrow. They've been doing a great job of this. Let's hope that continues. This would be good for both the dinar as well as the stocks.
ERBIL— Israel is preparing to take military action against armed groups in Iraq following a deadly drone attack from Iraqi territory that killed two Israeli soldiers and injured several others in the Golan Heights, according to a report by Yedioth Ahronoth on Saturday.
This incident marks the first time an attack from Iraq has resulted in Israeli casualties.
In response, the Israeli military is reportedly planning retaliatory measures, similar to previous strikes, such as the attack on Yemen’s Hodeidah port controlled by the Houthis after a missile from Yemen killed an Israeli civilian.
At that time, Israeli Security Minister Yoav Gallant stated, “When they killed an Israeli citizen, we responded. The fire could be seen throughout the Middle East.”
Israeli officials have hinted at a similar approach in Iraq, saying, “We will find the right response, whether it’s directly addressing the drone attack on soldiers in the Golan or another action. We will certainly respond.”
On Friday, the Israeli military confirmed that the drone attack early Wednesday morning, which killed two soldiers and injured 23 others, was launched from Iraq at around 2:50 a.m. A second drone was intercepted shortly after.
The Islamic Resistance in Iraq claimed responsibility, revealing that they used an advanced drone model for the first time.
Israeli officials are also concerned about Iran’s growing influence, warning of potential future attacks on multiple fronts.
Former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak told The Guardian that Israel has an “urgent and necessary” need to retaliate, possibly with a large-scale airstrike on Iran’s oil industry or a symbolic military target.
Barak referenced Israel’s airstrikes on oil facilities and power stations at Yemen’s Hodeidah port, suggesting a similar large-scale attack could happen, potentially more than once.
Meanwhile, US President Joe Biden, responding to discussions in Washington about a possible Israeli strike on Iran’s oil sector, said on Thursday, “The answer is no,” when asked if the US would support such an action.
Biden emphasized Israel’s right to self-defense but called for any response to be proportional.
Former US President Donald Trump criticized Biden’s stance, urging Israel to strike Iran’s nuclear facilities, saying, “Hit the nukes first, and deal with the rest later.”
