زعيم التيار الوطني الشيعي مقتدى الصدر:
-أستنكر أفعال المليشيات الوقحة لجر العراق لحرب لا طائل منها.
-أدعو الحكومة العراقية لضبط الأمن وفرض السيادة.
-العراق وشعبه بحاجة للسلام.
-كفانا حرباً استنزفت كل مقدراتنا.
المراسلة: إيران تقول إنكم تتلقون الدعم من أمريكا وإسرائيل؟
أحمد الشرع:
لسنا إيران التي دخلت إلى العراق على ظهر الدبابات الأمريكية، ولسنا سليماني الذي ذهب إلى موسكو ليأتي ببوتين لاستكمال قصف الأطفال والنساء في سوريا، نحن ندير أنفسنا بأنفسنا، وكل ما يشاع عن تلقي الدعم من أي جهة ليس صحيحًا.
Iranian media report that four IRGC members from Kashan were killed in the joint US-Saudi strikes that hit PMF sites across Iraq overnight.
They were named as Ali-Asghar Astaneh, Abolfazl Motaghi, Morteza Akbari, and Amir Abbas Daram-Forush.
The reports were first published by Tehran-linked outlet Didban, then deleted.
Dear Muslims,
Shia Islam is the truth, Sunni Islam is a sham.
I have come to this conclusion after 2 full years of intensive research as a Christian.
Family before friends. Always.
Iraq’s Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) says US-Saudi attacks have killed at least 20 of its fighters and wounded 32 others in strikes across seven provinces.
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Iran’s use of its proxies in Iraq is not a coincidence in fact it is an attempt to close the opening of Iraq to turkey & the Arab world; an opening that would end Iran’s influence in Iraq
Put the dates side by side, then tell me this is coincidence.
On 17 July, Ali al-Zaidi was in Washington, and American companies came away with agreements approaching sixty billion dollars among them projects whose purpose was stated openly: alternative outlets for Iraqi oil exports away from the Strait of Hormuz. On the 22nd, Baghdad reversed its cancellation of the Development Road and brought the project back to life weeks after burying it. On the 28th he arrived in Ankara, signed three agreements with Erdoğan, extended oil pumping through Kirkuk–Ceyhan, and discussed a pipeline linking Basra to Haditha, then on to Ceyhan and Baniyas. He was scheduled to land in Riyadh two days later.
And on the very day his plane touched down in Ankara, drones were launching from Iraqi soil toward Saudi oil facilities. For the second consecutive day.
Whoever wants to believe this is a scheduling accident is welcome to. I see a specific project being targeted, at a specific moment.
Because what al-Zaidi was signing in Ankara is not some passing economic file. Iran's influence in Iraq was never built on doctrine rather it was built on monopoly: monopoly of the outlet, of the market, of the weapon. Every pipeline running north out of Basra, every container taking the Development Road instead of waters Tehran controls, cuts a piece out of that monopoly that cannot be recovered.
And Tehran today has staked everything on closing Hormuz as its last card. What remains of that card if Iraq exits the strait altogether?
Then there is 30 September; the deadline al-Zaidi set for disarming every faction, which the strongest factions announced in advance they would not honour. Now imagine asking anyone to surrender their weapons in the middle of a war with Riyadh and Washington. War doesn't merely void the deadline; it inverts it. The rejected weapon becomes a national necessity, and whoever demands its surrender becomes a traitor.
One attack, and two targets fall together: the regional opening, and the disarmament deadline.
And the sharpest part is that al-Zaidi is no adversary of Iran to begin with. He came as a consensus candidate from the Coordination Framework, and he visited Tehran days before Ankara. The man never tried to sever the relationship; he tried to stop it being the only one. That alone was enough.
And note where the strikes landed: Baghdad, Basra, Nineveh, Karbala, Wasit, Kirkuk, Diyala. Then look at the Development Road's map: Basra, Diwaniyah, Najaf, Karbala, Baghdad, Mosul. The factions sit on the same corridor. Whoever sits on the road decides who passes.
Iraq, in short, was not brought into this war because it is a party to it. It was brought in because its exit would have cost Tehran more than it could bear meaning its influence in Iraq, so this is all about Iran’s national interests again
عاجل - ترامب لفوكس نيوز:
- الهجوم السعودي على المليشيات الإرهـ ابية في العراق حدث بتنسيق مع الحكومة العراقية.
ما عجزت عن فعله الحكومة العراقية فعلته السعودية وهو كبح جماح المليشيات.
It was always a religious war.
A religious war when Zions supplied 70% arms to Iran just to defeat Iraqi Muslims
A religious war when Soleimani worked with CIA to defeat Afghan Muslims
A religious war when Khemenie begged Russians to massacre Syrian Muslims
They claim Saudi attacked pilgrims.
Turns out they were 5 IRGC commanders based in Iraq lauching missiles and drones at Saudi civilians.
Iran it more deadly than Zionists
الEN الرافضي أخذ من كل ملة ونسبها للإسلام
نصارى هندوس مجوس
الإسلام قال الله قال رسوله قال الصحابة هم أولو العرفان ما الدين نصبك للخلاف سفاهة بين الرسول وبين قول فلان
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