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Tag Archives: sadr
Between the hammer and the anvil, US presence in Iraq and Maliki’s future will be decided today
Between the US hammer and the Iranian anvil, not only the US presence in Iraq, but Maliki’s future will be decided today. Iraqi President Talabani’s call for a meeting among the leaders of the political coalitions is the meeting which … Continue reading
Iraq: Al-Sadr blocked the Kurds deal with Baghdad
Few hours after the Kurdistan Alliance declared its determination and the political will to negotiate the oil law and to visit the Supreme religious authority in Najaf, Moqtada Al-Sadr announced his clear rejection of federalism before the Kurds take this move. It … Continue reading
Iraq: trying to revive the sectarian conflicts
In 2007, influential Shiite cleric Abdul Aziz Al-Hakim (Father of Ammar Al-Hakim) started to rally the Shiite masses to form the Iraqi “South and Middle Region” which is something similar to the Kurdistan region. The people behind this sectarian division … Continue reading
Al-Sadr’s concessions to continue, stop all attacks on the American troops
Muqtada Al-sadr decided to halt all attacks on the American troops in Iraq, allowing them to withdraw completely at the end of the year. This contradicts, earlier decision has been announced some time ago by the leader of the Sadrists Movement, … Continue reading
Maliki’s multi-“small wars”
Iraqi Prime Minister Maliki is currently facing many “small wars” on many fronts. An already declared war with the Iraqiya List, particularly with its leader, Iyad Allawi, and three “silent wars” with the so-called partners who are the Sadrists and … Continue reading
Maliki started to fear the “Arab Spring”
230 dead and wounded in one day, At the same time US Sec Def Panetta claimed that Iraq agreed to extend the presence of the US troops, despite the Iraqi government denial saying that “No official talks have taken place … Continue reading
Is there some kind of “agreement” between the US and Iran?
Update Confirms my argument .… Iran foreign minister says hopes US hikers will be freed Change in the US tone against Iran as reported by Reuters quoting US Admiral Mike Mullen saying: “dramatic drop in Iran-backed attacks in Iraq”, which contradicts … Continue reading
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Iraq: The stink of government corruption
Despite that the MP Hanan Al-Fatlawi provided solid evidence on the administrative corruption and violations committed by the Independent Electoral Commission [watch the shocking clip: Fatlawi counts the corruptions inside (IHEC)], it seems that the failure to freeze (IHEC) was … Continue reading
Sadr to accept the US presence in Iraq! Syria is toying with the Americans
After less than a day since he released his statement vowed that Iraq to become a graveyard for Americans, Muqtada Al-Sadr changed his position to accept the presence of the US troops in Iraq. Sadrist leader in the Iraqi parliament said … Continue reading
Muqtada Al-Sadr and the “Promised Day Brigade”
No military or even militia structure, and suffered from splits groups like Asaib Al-Haq or Abu Dera’a group which effected Al-Sadr’s reputation among the Shiite public. Muqtada Al-Sadr started to think that the Mahdi Army turned into a burden rather … Continue reading