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As Assad Prepares Last Stand, His Ally Iraq Rules Out Military Intervention


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Published in Politics and Government on Saturday, December 7th 2024 at 21:00 GMT by MSN   Print publication without navigation

  • "Everything that is happening in Syria is directly related to Iraqi national security," an Iraqi official told Newsweek.

The article discusses the current geopolitical situation involving Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and his ally, Iraq, as Assad faces increasing pressure from various fronts. With Assad's regime under threat, particularly from the ongoing civil war and external pressures, there has been speculation about potential military support from allies. However, Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani has explicitly ruled out any military intervention in Syria, stating that Iraq will not engage in military actions outside its borders. This decision comes amidst reports of Assad preparing for a "last stand" against opposition forces, with his regime's control over Syrian territory significantly diminished. The article highlights the complexities of Middle Eastern alliances and the strategic considerations Iraq faces, balancing its support for Assad with its own national interests and international relations.

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