The 2014 scenario is rearing its head… requiring Iraqi forces to be sent to Syria

On the other hand, Iraqi government spokesman Bassem Al-Awadi confirmed in an interview with “Sky News Arabia” that the government’s official position is to close the borders and prevent any illegal crossing of fighters.

“editorial office“I discussed the dimensions of these calls and their impact on Iraq’s national security and the regional scene.”

Hezbollah brigades are applying pressure… and the government is committed to border control

The episode referred to the statements of the Iraqi Hezbollah brigades, which called on the government to send regular forces to Syria, considering the presence of armed organizations on the border to be a threat to Iraqi national security.

Iraqi government spokesman Bassem Al-Awadi confirmed that Baghdad is committed to closing the borders and preventing any military movements outside of the plan drawn up by the state.

Iran and Syria… the focus of regional pressure

The episode discussed reports indicating Iran’s desire to send forces to support the Syrian regime through Iraqi territory.

Al-Awadi explained that the government has not received any official request from the Iranian side regarding this matter, stressing that Iraq He will not allow his territory to be used for the transportation of troops or weapons without his approval.

Threat scenarios…a repeat of 2014?

The dialogue discussed Iraq’s fears of a repeat of the 2014 scenario, when the situation in Syria led to terrorist groups infiltrating Iraq and controlling large areas of it, he stressed that the government is working to secure the borders by deploying military forces and strengthening security surveillance to a repeat of this disaster was avoided.

Dimensions of intervention: political and security risks

The dialogue discussed the potential consequences of any Iraqi intervention in… SyriaAl-Awadi pointed that out Iraq It faces major internal challenges related to reconstruction and stabilization, which is why engaging in external crises is a decision that carries significant political and security risks.

Iraq’s role in regional mediation

In the discussion, the possibility of Iraq playing the role of mediator between regional parties in solving the Syrian crisis was highlighted.

Al-Awadi confirmed that Prime Minister Muhammad Shia Al Sudani had earlier presented initiatives for mediation between Syria and Turkey, noting that a comprehensive political solution with the participation of international and regional powers is the only way to end the crisis.

Regional solutions: a comprehensive approach

The discussion ended with the presentation of a vision of possible solutions to the Syrian crisis, as the guests called for joint Arab and international action involving the Gulf States, Iran andTurkey And major international powers.

Al-Awadi emphasized that Iraq is ready to participate in all efforts aimed at achieving stability in Syria and ensuring that the crisis does not affect Iraq’s security.

Amidst pressures from armed organizations and regional security challenges, Iraq’s position continues to be governed by careful calculations that take into account national security and internal stability.

Will Baghdad manage to maintain its position or will it be forced to get involved in the Syrian crisis?