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Due to the Iran war, Iraq is running out of money

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  • Iran included no matter how much the government postures. It is just more willing to let its population suffer since the conflict is existential for the government It's not anymore though? US gave them a way out with the last memorandum which was largely an Iran win. They could have saved face and started making money by exporting oil, but they…

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  • Iraqi is mainly made up of Shia, some of who are loyal to the Ayatollah in Iran. This is in contrast to the time when Saddam was ruling Iraq as Saddam was a Sunni and distrustful of Shia. So the average Iraqi grunt didn't hate Iran, but had to do Saddam's bidding in attacking Iran. While the more secular leaning Iraqi government now genuinely…

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  • They're no longer enemies as the US offered Iraq on a golden platter to Iran after the fall of Saddam. Iraqi government is largely infiltrated by Iranian supporters now. So while Iranian loyal Iraqi paramilitaries attack neighbouring countries on the behest of Iran, those same Iraqis are also suffering economically due to Iranian blockade of…

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  • There was nothing about removing forces from Lebanon in the memorandum. The memorandum only said termination of all military operations including in Lebanon. Also, Iran didn't say that was the reason. Iran attacked ships that didn't use its preferred route in Hormuz. They didn't attack Israel.

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  • They are trying hard to gain stability, but Iran largely still maintains influence in Iraq and the government is too weak to sever any Iranian paramilitaries in Iraq despite Iran stopping Iraqi oil exports.

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  • I wonder if you would have the same outlook after you read the book, "The Achilles Trap", by Steve Coll. It discusses what led up to the war in Iraq.

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  • It was Israel refusal to evacuate its occupying forces from Lebanon, that derailed the last memorundum tho.

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  • Yes but what if Iraq had, get this, even more coastline? Iraq has 36 miles of coastline; that’s not a lot.

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  • Do you mean Iraq? I thought that they were enemies. Haven’t they fought an 8 years war?

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