17/02/2012 11:21
Beirut, February 17 (Rn) - A magazine "National Interest" the U.S. in a report entitled "Iraq on the brink of the abyss", the "preserve the unity of Iraq is not a picnic for all internal and external parties concerned, there are ups and downs," pointing to the role of the Kurds key to play the role of mediator between Sunnis and Shiites. The Journal of the American in a report written by Morton Abramowitz, Jessica Sims, that everyone knows that the fall of President Bashar al-Assad and his regime will have big implications on both Iraq and Iran and could lead them to the scenarios is not clear its image after . said, "until the moment recorded sectarian tensions in Iraq, a significant decline, where leaders agreed the year to return to the government, despite the fact that the fundamental issues of power and trust between the parties remains unresolved, especially that to the one practiced by Nuri al-Maliki in Iraq did not longer acceptable. " and considered that "should the United States and Ankara to look for ways to protect the government in Iraq and maintaining its territorial integrity." She said, "that the United States is still in contact with all parties within Iraq,
especially Maliki, who has struggled to influence the events since the withdrawal of U.S. forces. " She said, "As for Turkey still maintains a little influence on al-Maliki, and the United States with the Kurds, the third component is important in Iraq, who tried to calm the situation between Sunnis and Shiites by holding a national conference to address some outstanding issues in Iraq . has followed Turkey this matter by sending an invitation to the Shiite clerics and Sunni to meet in Istanbul later this month in an attempt to account for the differences on the future of Iraq. " The newspaper concluded by saying, "United States will continue the pressure on Maliki to find better ways to cooperate political, sectarian, at a time tends the Kurds to stay away from Iraq if the situation continues as it is. as they need to access to resolve the issue Hashemi continuous weeks ago. "she said, "On the other hand can in response to play the role of mediator between the Sunnis and the Shiites, who are most likely to do for this role if received support from the United States and Turkey. " from: Khalil Khalil. Open: Abdullah Sabri
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