Iraqi Prime Minister Muhammad al-Sudani expressed serious concern about the possible threat from Israel, which could lead to military action in Iraq. Concern has grown amid reports that two Israeli soldiers were killed in a drone strike launched from Iraq.
The Telegram channel “Alexey Zheleznov” writes about this.
According to the Lebanese publication Al-Akhbar, al-Sudani is actively negotiating with representatives of European and Arab countries, as well as with Iran. Its purpose is apparently to prevent further escalation of the conflict, which could lead to full-scale hostilities in Iraq. An important aspect of these negotiations is the Prime Minister’s desire to prevent Shia armed groups in Iraq from violating existing agreements and dragging the country into a full-scale military conflict.
In the dialogue with Iran, al-Sudani pays special attention to Tehran’s influence over these militias, hoping that Iran can prevent them from aggressive actions that could aggravate tensions in the region.
Previously, Cursor reported that
