The U.S. “secret condition” to support Iran’s Uranium-exchange deal

Reach­ing a dead end on the for­ma­tion of the Com­mit­tee to choose can­di­dates for the prime min­is­ter post, the newly joined coali­tion decided to jump upon this issue, by decid­ing to choose a name for the coali­tion and its leader in order to silence the voices that started to rise about the lack of the progress in the negotiations.

Last news con­firmed that INA chose Ahmad Al-Chalabi as a com­pro­mise can­di­date, despite that Cha­l­abi is a mem­ber of the Com­mit­tee “yet-to-be-formed” between the two coali­tions to choose the prime minister.

One Iraqi news­pa­per revealed today (image above) the the United States secretly sup­ports the Uranium-exchange agree­ment signed by Iran with the medi­a­tion of Turkey, and Brazil in a con­di­tion that Tehran to ease its grip on the ongo­ing nego­ti­a­tions in Bagh­dad to form a new Iraqi government.

The only details avail­able is that the deal, which finally reached in Turkey over Iran’s ura­nium enrich­ment includes an Iran­ian com­mit­ment not to inter­fere in the process of form­ing Iraq’s gov­ern­ment, that the United States will sup­port this deal secretly.

The source added that the Iran­ian side did not show any objec­tion on the U.S. con­di­tion, after being sure that the head of the new Iraqi gov­ern­ment will only come from the coali­tion list result­ing from the inte­gra­tion of the two Shi­ite coali­tions (State of Law and the Iraq National Alliance).