Tuesday, February 17, 2026

MILTIAMAN: 🚀 Iraq 2026: Execution Phase Underway? Reserves, Digital Readiness & the Real Effective Exchange Rate

 As Iraq steps into 2026, a growing number of analysts argue that the country has moved beyond preparation — and into execution.

The narrative centers around four pillars:

  • Political clarity

  • Strong foreign reserves

  • Low inflation

  • Digital financial readiness

Let’s analyze whether Iraq is truly positioned for sustained growth and deeper integration into the global financial system.

🇮🇶 Iraq’s Position Entering 2026

According to recent commentary, Iraq is entering 2026 with stronger macroeconomic fundamentals than in previous years.

Key Indicators Frequently Cited:

✔ Increased foreign reserves
✔ Inflation under control
✔ Coordinated fiscal and monetary reforms
✔ Expansion of digital payment systems
✔ Modernized trade and banking frameworks

These are not random developments — they align with long-term structural reform plans supported by international institutions.

🏦 Strong Reserves & Inflation Control

Foreign reserves are the backbone of currency stability.

The Central Bank of Iraq has worked to:

  • Stabilize the official exchange rate

  • Narrow the parallel market gap

  • Increase compliance in dollar auctions

  • Strengthen reserve buffers

Low inflation is equally critical.

A currency cannot sustainably appreciate if inflation is out of control. Stabilized prices increase domestic purchasing power and investor confidence.

💻 Digital Readiness & Trade Banking Reform

Iraq’s shift toward:

  • Electronic payments

  • Banking sector modernization

  • International trade compliance

  • SWIFT integration improvements

…suggests alignment with global financial standards.

Digital infrastructure reduces:

  • Corruption

  • Cash leakage

  • Black-market dependency

  • Informal transaction risks

This modernization is essential for full participation in the international financial system.

🌍 “Gatekeeper Support” & Global Integration

Iraq does not operate in isolation.

Global financial “gatekeepers” include institutions such as:

  • The International Monetary Fund

  • The World Bank

  • International correspondent banking networks

Support from these institutions typically signals:

  • Compliance with global standards

  • Progress in anti-money laundering reforms

  • Transparency in fiscal reporting

  • Alignment with international monetary norms

That backing strengthens credibility — which is foundational for exchange rate reform.

📊 The Real Effective Exchange Rate (REER): What Does It Mean?

The Real Effective Exchange Rate (REER) measures a currency’s value relative to a basket of other currencies, adjusted for inflation.

When analysts say:

“The preparation phase for the real effective exchange rate is complete.”

They are suggesting:

  • Structural reforms have been implemented

  • Inflation is aligned

  • Trade balances are improving

  • Currency distortion gaps are narrowing

However, REER adjustments usually occur gradually — not explosively.

📌 Featured Snippet: What Is the Real Effective Exchange Rate?

The Real Effective Exchange Rate (REER) measures a country’s currency value against a basket of other currencies, adjusted for inflation. It reflects true competitiveness in global trade and is often used to guide monetary reform decisions.

🔄 Preparation vs. Execution Phase

The argument now is that Iraq has transitioned from preparation into execution.

Preparation included:

  • Banking reform

  • Digital transition

  • Fiscal restructuring

  • Anti-corruption enforcement

  • Reserve accumulation

Execution would mean:

  • Implementing exchange rate adjustments

  • Expanding international currency acceptance

  • Strengthening cross-border trade settlement

  • Increasing private sector participation

Execution tends to move “bit by bit” — not overnight.

🧠 Is This Speculation or Structural Progress?

There is documented evidence of:

  • Banking digitization

  • Reserve growth

  • Reduced inflation volatility

  • Stronger trade compliance

What remains uncertain is timing and magnitude of any exchange rate movement.

Confidence-building measures are visible.
Whether that culminates in a dramatic revaluation or gradual adjustment remains to be seen.

❓ Q&A: Iraq 2026 Monetary Reform

Q1: Is Iraq fully integrated into the global financial system?

Not fully — but integration has significantly improved through digital banking and compliance reforms.

Q2: Does strong reserve growth guarantee a higher exchange rate?

No. It supports stability, but exchange rates reflect multiple macroeconomic variables.

Q3: What does “execution phase” likely mean?

It suggests reforms are being implemented in real-time rather than simply planned.

Q4: Are we near the end of reforms?

Major structural reforms appear advanced. However, monetary transitions often unfold in stages.

📈 The Trajectory Going Forward

If Iraq maintains:

✔ Fiscal discipline
✔ Monetary coordination
✔ Digital transparency
✔ Political stability
✔ International compliance

Then sustained economic growth becomes increasingly plausible.

Currency reform, if it occurs, would likely be rooted in these fundamentals — not speculation alone.

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Militia Man

  Iraq enters 2026 with political clarity, strong reserves, low inflation and digital readiness, coordinated reforms and trade banking, private sector, digital systems combined with gatekeeper support positions [Iraq] for sustained growth and full participation in the global financial system...So execution phase is underway.  I think the trajectory is clear...They fired the shot.

The preparation phase for the real effective exchange rate...I think it's complete.  The execution of that process is obviously underway.  I don't think anything I'm talking about is speculation...Bit by bit.

..they're bringing confidence to people...We're coming towards the end.

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DINAR REVALUATION UPDATE: Bank Exchanges, ZIM Bond Appointments & Redemption Center News #iqd

 

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Iraqi Parliament approves amended bylaws, confirms Army Chief and Baghdad Mayor

 Shafaq News- Baghdad

Iraq’s Council of Representatives voted on Tuesday to approve the amended internal bylaws related to parliamentary committees, and confirmed the continuation of Baghdad Mayor Ammar Musa Kazem and Iraqi Army Chief of Staff Lieutenant General Abdul Amir Rashid Yarallah in their posts.


Hamam Al-Tamimi, a lawmaker from the Badr bloc led by Hadi Al-Ameri, said during a press conference after the session that his bloc gathered the signatures required to confirm the Army Chief of Staff, adding that the bloc “takes responsibility for correcting the course of security leaders.” He noted that this step “is the first by the Council of Representatives to confirm a commander of the Iraqi Army, with the institution managed in an official capacity rather than by proxy.”


Earlier, the Council of Representatives issued a parliamentary order to form a temporary committee comprising 19 lawmakers to amend Internal Regulation No. (1) of 2022, specifically regarding permanent parliamentary committees. The order stipulated that the committee would be chaired by the First Deputy Speaker of Parliament and include a number of male and female lawmakers. The committee is tasked with amending provisions related to the permanent parliamentary committees.

Later, the Speakership of the Council announced the permanent parliamentary committees for the current legislative term, which are:

1- 

Legal Committee.

2- Finance Committee.

3- Security and Defense Committee.

4- Integrity Committee.

5- Oil, Gas and Natural Resources Committee.

6- Foreign Relations Committee.

7- Services and Reconstruction Committee.

8- Electricity and Energy Committee.

9- Economy, Industry and Trade Committee.

10- Investment and Development Committee.

11- Health and Narcotics Control Committee.

12- Regions and Governorates Not Organized in a Region, Planning and Government Program, and Endowments Committee.

13- Transport, Communications and Governance Committee.

14- Culture, Media, Tourism and Antiquities Committee.

15- Education Committee.

16- Higher Education Committee.

17- Agriculture, Water Resources and Environment Committee.

18- Labor, Civil Society Organizations, Federal Public Service, Youth and Sports Committee.

19- Migration, Displacement, Community Reconciliation and Tribes Committee.

20- Martyrs, Victims and Political Prisoners Committee.

21- Human Rights, Women, Family and Childhood Committee.

22- Border Crossings and Protection of National Product Committee.

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FRANK26: 🚨 Iraq Dinar Revaluation: IMF Pressure, Maliki Blocked & the 1:1 Rate Speculation Explained

 New commentary circulating in the dinar investment community suggests major geopolitical and monetary shifts are underway in Iraq.

Claims include:

  • U.S. involvement to block Nouri al-Maliki

  • Security stabilization as a prerequisite for a new exchange rate

  • The International Monetary Fund (IMF) pushing Iraq to float its currency

  • A potential 1:1 rate with the U.S. dollar

Let’s break this down carefully and separate confirmed monetary policy from investor interpretation.

🏛️ Political Stability & Currency Reform

It is true that political stability directly impacts currency strength.

Security improvements lead to:

  • Increased foreign investment

  • Higher oil production stability

  • Reduced capital flight

  • Improved sovereign credit perception

However, claims that foreign forces are “there for one purpose” to remove a specific political figure are speculative interpretations — not officially confirmed policy statements.

What is documented:

  • Iraq continues to navigate internal political coalition dynamics.

  • Leadership alignment impacts economic reform implementation.

  • Stability is necessary for long-term currency appreciation.

But currency valuation decisions remain institutional, not political revenge-driven.

🌍 Does the IMF Want Iraq to Float Its Currency?

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) typically encourages:

  • Exchange rate flexibility

  • Reduced currency distortions

  • Market-based pricing mechanisms

  • Gradual liberalization

However, a free float is very different from a sudden large revaluation.

What Does “Float” Actually Mean?

A floating currency:

  • Moves based on supply and demand

  • Adjusts gradually

  • Reflects macroeconomic fundamentals

  • Can appreciate or depreciate

If Iraq were to float the dinar, appreciation would depend on:

  • Foreign direct investment

  • Oil revenue strength

  • Inflation control

  • Reserve backing

  • Confidence in governance

A float does not automatically produce a dramatic overnight rate jump.

💵 The 1:1 Rate with the U.S. Dollar – Is It Realistic?

The speculation suggests Iraq is “already set internally” to be at least 1:1 with the United States dollar once lower denomination notes are released.

Let’s examine the economic mechanics.

Exchange Rates Reflect:

  • GDP size

  • Money supply

  • Foreign reserves

  • Trade balance

  • Productivity

  • Inflation

Iraq currently maintains a managed exchange rate system.

For a 1:1 valuation to occur organically:

  • Money supply would need restructuring

  • Inflation must remain controlled

  • Foreign reserves must strongly support circulation

  • Market confidence must justify parity

It would require structural monetary reform — not just a policy announcement.

🏦 Lower Denominations & “Release of the New Rate”

The concept of releasing lower denomination notes is tied to Iraq’s long-discussed “delete the zeros” project.

This involves:

  • Redenomination

  • Simplifying transactions

  • Modernizing the cash economy

  • Reducing reliance on large nominal bills

However, redenomination alone does not automatically create external purchasing power parity.

📌 Featured Snippet: Does the IMF Control Iraq’s Exchange Rate?

No. The IMF provides guidance and reform frameworks, but Iraq’s exchange rate is controlled exclusively by the Central Bank of Iraq. Any move toward floating or revaluing the dinar would be executed by Iraq’s monetary authority.

🔎 Is Security Required Before a Rate Change?

Yes — security stability matters.

Currency strength requires:

  • Predictable governance

  • Stable banking systems

  • Investor protection

  • Rule of law

Security reform supports monetary reform. But it does not guarantee a specific exchange rate target.

❓ Q&A: Iraq Dinar Revaluation & IMF Policy

Q1: Is Iraq being forced to float the dinar?

There is no public confirmation of a forced float. The IMF generally supports gradual exchange flexibility.

Q2: Can the dinar suddenly go to 1:1 with the USD?

A sudden jump to parity would require significant macroeconomic restructuring and reserve support. There is no official confirmation of such a plan.

Q3: Does removing political figures automatically trigger an RV?

No. Exchange rates are determined by monetary authorities based on economic conditions — not solely political changes.

Q4: Could the dinar appreciate over time?

Yes. If Iraq strengthens reserves, reduces corruption, modernizes banking, and stabilizes security, gradual appreciation is economically plausible.

📊 What Would Actually Support a Stronger Dinar?

✔ Sustained oil revenue growth
✔ Controlled inflation
✔ Reduced parallel market gap
✔ Digital banking modernization
✔ Increased foreign investment
✔ Political stability

These fundamentals — not rumors — ultimately determine currency valuation.

🧠 Final Analysis

There are three separate themes being blended together:

  1. Political stabilization

  2. IMF reform guidance

  3. Speculation of a dramatic exchange rate reset

While stability and reform are real and ongoing, claims of a guaranteed 1:1 rate remain speculative without official confirmation.

The path forward is likely tied to:

  • Managed monetary reform

  • Gradual exchange flexibility

  • Continued institutional strengthening

Investors should track confirmed Central Bank policy, not just commentary narratives.

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Frank26  

  We are there in Iraq for one purpose and that is to remove Maliki and to remove the terrorism so that [Iraq] can have security and stability to bring forth a new exchange rate...We are in the process of blocking Maliki.  It's going to be very devastating when it comes.

 The IMF wants you to go international.  They want you to float your currency.  

They want the dinar to gain value outside of your country because they know you are already set inside your country.  You are already set to at least be 1 to 1 with the American dollar when they finally release the new rate the lower notes.  

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FIREFLY: Saleh back on TV today...talked about how a fixed rate is better than a floating rate #iqd

 

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No turning back on the ASYCUDA... The government calls on traders to accept the new reality

 No turning back on the ASYCUDA... The government calls on traders to accept the new reality

 The Iraqi government called on Sunday (February 15, 2026) for those objecting to the implementation of the ASYCUDA system and customs tariffs to accept the new reality and comply with the law. Speaking on behalf of the government, spokesperson Bassem Al-Awadi explained that this system, which is implemented in more than 100 countries, will be applied in Iraq under international and UN supervision. He added that part of the ASYCUDA implementation is linked to Iraq's international obligations in the areas of combating money laundering, currency and goods smuggling, and international trade. He further stated that after 2003, Iraq relied on a process he termed "arbitrary" in managing customs and taxes, and that the time has come to change this process.

Al-Awadi stated in an interview with the official channel, which was followed by 964 Network , that “during the past few days with the beginnings of the implementation of the ASYCUDA system, there was some delay in the ports and many goods were delayed. According to the government’s estimates, some of them were delayed normally and others were delayed abnormally. When the government implemented the ASYCUDA system, this does not mean that there is a problem between it and the traders, but this step is an organizational process.”

Al-Awadi added, “In order to facilitate the movement of goods and make things easier for the private sector and Iraqi traders, the Iraqi government decided to zero out the government’s percentage of goods in warehouses - these warehouses are a joint facility between the ports and maritime transport, and also in cooperation with the private sector - so the government’s fees were zeroed out, and also 50% of the fees of the investing partner were zeroed out.”

Al-Awadi pointed out that “in light of the recent atmosphere that we all experienced, and the many rumors that try to make the government and the Iraqi state in general seem like something poised to harm the private sector or harm the people, and this is something that does not exist,” indicating that “the private sector and the merchant class are witnesses to the level of interaction that the government has undertaken, and in the end, only the truth will prevail.”

Al-Awadi pointed out that “trade from 2003 until today, especially with regard to taxes and customs, was more like arbitrariness. In simple terms, things were done in the form of a small container with 3 million and a large container with 4 million, regardless of what was inside the container. This was an old method that was imposed by the reality of the change after 2003, and it continued due to the repercussions and recent events.”

Al-Awadi stressed that “the ASYCUDA system is a United Nations system and was not brought by the Iraqi government. It is implemented in 102 countries around the world and is linked to the United Nations Convention against Torture (UNCTAD). Part of the implementation of ASYCUDA is linked to Iraq’s international obligations in the areas of combating money laundering, smuggling of currency and goods, and international trade.”

The government spokesman stressed that “this system is not targeting a specific class, and the rumors that speak of a lack of liquidity in the Iraqi state and that is why it went towards this system are untrue. All of this is incorrect, because the process of trade, accounting and customs since 2003 was an arbitrary emergency process, and in the end, now this year or next year or after 3 years, everyone knows that these temporary matters must end and we must move towards the right things.”

Al-Awadi explained that “this new system (ASYCUDA) has been implemented, and we do not have (Quranic texts nor angels). It is an electronic automation system, operated by Iraqi teams under international and UN supervision.” He pointed out that “over time and after implementation, if there is any kind of injustice that may befall an economic class, group, or a specific type of goods, there are unions and federations of the Iraqi private sector and spokespeople for them, and the door of the Prime Minister and the Iraqi government is open to them, and it is possible to address any injustice that may affect merchants or other classes.”  link

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ARIEL: 🚨 Iraqi Dinar Revaluation Strategy: What PM Al-Sudani, the Central Bank & Regional Tensions Reveal in 2026

 The conversation around the Iraqi dinar revaluation (RV) continues to intensify — especially following remarks made during an Atlantic Council broadcast in April 2024.

Now resurfacing in 2026 investment discussions, those statements from Prime Minister Mohammed Shia' al-Sudaniare being re-examined by dinar investors worldwide.

Let’s separate fact from interpretation — and analyze what truly matters.

🎙️ The Key Statement from PM Al-Sudani

During a live event hosted by the Atlantic Council (April 19, 2024), the Prime Minister was asked directly:

Is the Iraqi government thinking of revaluing the dinar due to market conditions?

His response emphasized:

  • Currency policy is dictated by the Central Bank of Iraq (CBI).

  • The government abides by the Central Bank’s decisions.

  • Iraq is in its “best status” economically.

  • Banking reforms are underway.

  • Reforms are expected to “raise the level of the value of the Iraqi dinar.”

🔎 What Is the Main Takeaway?

The most important sentence:

“This is actually going to raise the level of the value of Iraqi Dinar.”

However — this must be understood carefully.

He did not announce:

  • An RV date

  • A rate target

  • An immediate adjustment

He referenced banking reforms, which typically strengthen a currency gradually over time through:

  • Improved reserves

  • Stronger banking compliance

  • Reduced dollar leakage

  • Monetary discipline

🏦 Who Controls the Rate Change?

The answer is clear:

👉 The Central Bank of Iraq.

Under Iraqi law, the CBI independently controls:

  • Exchange rate policy

  • Foreign reserves

  • Monetary instruments

  • Currency redenomination plans

No Prime Minister “pulls the trigger” on a rate change. The Central Bank executes policy based on economic fundamentals.

🪙 Iraq’s Gold Reserves & Monetary Strength

Iraq’s gold holdings have increased significantly in recent years, strengthening reserve backing.

Gold accumulation typically signals:

  • Hedging against dollar volatility

  • Long-term monetary stabilization

  • Reserve diversification

However, gold reserves alone do not automatically equal a $3+ exchange rate. Exchange rates reflect broader macroeconomic realities.

💻 The Digital Dinar & Blockchain Discussion

There has been growing discussion about Iraq exploring:

  • Digital payment systems

  • Electronic banking reforms

  • Potential Central Bank Digital Currency (CBDC) frameworks

Many countries are modernizing financial systems — this is global, not unique to Iraq.

A digital dinar would likely:

  • Improve transparency

  • Reduce corruption

  • Limit black-market currency trading

  • Strengthen monetary oversight

But again — digitization ≠ automatic RV.

🌍 The Iran Factor: Does Regional Stability Matter?

Yes — regional stability always affects economic confidence.

The relationship between Iran and Iraq impacts:

  • Energy exports

  • Border trade

  • Militia security risks

  • Investor confidence

However, claims that regime change in Tehran is a required “trigger” for an RV remain speculative.

Economic reforms typically depend more on:

📊 The “Delete the Zeros” Project

The redenomination plan — often referred to as “deleting three zeros” — has been discussed by Iraqi officials for years.

This process would:

  • Simplify accounting

  • Reduce large denomination notes

  • Modernize cash handling

  • Potentially strengthen public confidence

But it is a structural currency reform — not necessarily a windfall overnight rate jump.

📌 Featured Snippet: Who Controls the Iraqi Dinar Rate?

The exchange rate of the Iraqi dinar is controlled exclusively by the Central Bank of Iraq. While the Prime Minister supports economic reform, only the Central Bank has authority to adjust the official rate.

❓ Q&A for Iraqi Dinar Investors

Q1: Did Al-Sudani confirm a revaluation?

No. He confirmed banking reforms that could strengthen the currency over time — not an immediate RV event.

Q2: Is a gold-backed dinar confirmed?

Iraq holds gold reserves, but there is no official confirmation of a full gold-pegged currency.

Q3: Does Iran have to “fall” for the dinar to revalue?

There is no official evidence that regime change in Iran is a required trigger for Iraqi currency reform.

Q4: What actually supports a stronger dinar?

  • Strong oil exports

  • Controlled inflation

  • Growing foreign reserves

  • Stable security environment

  • Transparent banking reforms

🧠 Important Reality Check for Investors

It’s easy to connect global events into a single “reset” narrative. But currency markets operate on:

  • Macroeconomic fundamentals

  • International trade balances

  • Reserve strength

  • Monetary policy credibility

Large overnight resets tied to secret IMF blueprints or fictional analogies (like The Blacklist’s Fulcrum) remain speculative interpretations — not confirmed policy.

📈 What Is Actually Moving Forward?

✔ Banking sector modernization
✔ Electronic transaction enforcement
✔ Reserve strengthening
✔ Anti-corruption measures
✔ Exchange rate management reforms

These are real, documented efforts.

Whether they culminate in a sudden revaluation or gradual appreciation remains unknown.

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Ariel: To Iraqi Dinar Investors, you Need to Read this

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Ariel @Prolotario1

To Iraqi Dinar Investors: You Need To Read This

Blast From The Past

Atlantic Council | Front Page-Iraq’s Prime Minister on building a stronger relationship with the United States

Live Broadcast April 19 2024 at 2:30 PM ET

Question: Is the Iraqi government thinking of revaluing the value of Dinar due to the current circumstances in the market?

Or do you see it to stay the same?

Prime Minister Al Sudani’s Response:

This policy is actually dictated by the Central Bank. The government abides by the decision of the Central Bank. Iraq is in the best status we could be in. We have actually had an assessment which has given much trust to higher global parties. So we started reforms when it comes to the banking sector. We have spoken about this before, but this is actually going to raise the level of the value of Iraqi Dinar. There is a consistent policy the Central Bank is using when it comes to investments and how they invest the money for our own reserves here in Iraq.

Did You See The Main Sentence?

“We have spoken about this before, but this is actually going to raise the level of the value of Iraqi Dinar.” End Quote

What did you learn here?

Who is in charge of the rate change?

Who will ultimately pull the trigger?

What is currently happening with the USD?

What is currently happening with silver?

What is currently happening with the digital currency in Iraq?

What is currently happening with RLUSD?

What is currently happening with Iran?

All of these things are bringing you the revaluation in their respective fields.

Source(s):  https://x.com/Prolotario1/status/2023087581584326924

https://dinarchronicles.com/2026/02/16/ariel-prolotario1-to-iraqi-dinar-investors-you-need-to-read-this/

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Ariel : Iran is Important for the Currency Revaluation

2-16-2026

Iran Is Important For The Currency Revaluation: Removing Them Is The Trigger Point

Iraq’s Gold-Backed Digital Dinar and the Currency Revaluation

Iran’s grip prevents Iraq’s economic sovereignty. A revalued Iraqi Dinar, pegged to gold reserves (Iraq’s holdings surged to 145 tons by October 2025, Central Bank of Iraq, Baghdad), requires regional calm. Without it, hyperinflation and black-market chaos persist.

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The Plan: A digital dinar system, integrated with blockchain for transparency, backed by oil revenues and gold. This isn’t public knowledge – it’s buried in classified IMF consultations (IMF Country Report No. 25/183, June 11, 2025) pushing for redenomination (deleting three zeros) to streamline transactions and attract foreign investment.

Why Iran Must Fall:

Iranian proxies siphon billions from Iraq’s oil (fifth-largest reserves globally, Basra fields) via smuggling networks, raking in $1 billion annually (Reuters, December 3, 2024). This funds terror, not reconstruction.

Regime change in Tehran clears the path: no more proxy attacks on pipelines, stable exchange rates (current IQD at 1,310 to USD, targeted reset to pre-1991 levels around 3 IQD per USD).

The “new financial system” – a gold-standard digital network – hinges on this, enabling seamless trade across a pacified Middle East.

Think about this. Deepstate blueprints, akin to the Fulcrum in Blacklist Season 2 – a device holding all secrets – outline this as part of a broader reset.

Iraq’s Central Bank Governor Ali Al-Alaq (Baghdad) confirmed in October 2025 the “zero removal” project advances, but off-record memos tie it to U.S.-backed stabilization post-Iran conflict.

Without peace, no dinar RV; with it, trillions in locked value unleash.


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THE MOMENT OF TRUTH IS APPROACHING… CONFLICTING VISIONS WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK THREATEN TO DERAIL THE GOVERNMENT’S PLANS

  THE MOMENT OF TRUTH IS APPROACHING… CONFLICTING VISIONS WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK THREATEN TO DERAIL THE GOVERNMENT’S PLANS The corridors of th...