MNT GOAT: 🔥 “Washington’s Leverage Play? How the Dollar Could Shake Iraq’s Next Government” 🔥

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🔥 “Washington’s Leverage Play? How the Dollar Could Shake Iraq’s Next Government” 🔥

✨ HIGHLIGHTS SUMMARY

  • 🇮🇶 Iraq’s 2025 electoral map is shifting fast — Armed factions have expanded their power in parliament, achieving their largest representation since 2003.

  • 🗳️ Civilian groups born from the October protests failed to fill the political vacuum due to internal fractures and declining influence.

  • 💵 Washington may use financial pressure via the US dollar as leverage, potentially destabilizing the next Baghdad government if its conditions — especially those tied to the Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF) — aren’t met.

  • 🇺🇸 The anticipated high-level American visit signals renewed U.S. focus on Iraq’s political trajectory.

  • ⚖️ The next Iraqi government faces a delicate balancing act between domestic factions and sensitive U.S. demands, particularly the legal status of the PMF, described by some analysts as “a thorn in Iraq’s side.”

  • 🧩 With rising factional influence and Washington’s pressure, Iraq’s new parliament is stepping into one of the most complex political equations since 2003.


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MNT GOAT: "AN AMERICAN INSTITUTE: WASHINGTON MAY USE THE DOLLAR TO DESTABILIZE THE NEXT BAGHDAD GOVERNMENT IF ITS

CONDITIONS ARE NOT MET."

٦عد "FACTIONS "EXPAND" IN THE IRAQI PARLIAMENT AND IMPOSE A NEW EQUATION ON WASHINGTON"

 2025 Elections: * "This void wasn't filled by the civilian groups close to the October protests, whose presence had waned due to internal divisions and a sense of betrayal. Instead, a significant portion of this void flowed in a completely different direction: towards the armed factions, which emerged from the ballot boxes with their largest parliamentary representation since 2003". * "as a direct pressure tactic against the next Iraqi government, potentially destabilizing it if it fails to implement the conditions related to the Popular Mobilization Forces." that * "the anticipated American visit is a confirmation of Washington's interest in what is happening in Iraq". * "the next government will face a more complex challenge in balancing these pressures, especially since the new parliament will have to deal with sensitive American conditions, most notably the legal status of the Popular

Mobilization"

A thorn in the ass of Iraq: Popular Mobilization Forces (PMF)

Their words not mine....

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