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Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi has told the United States Baghdad will not let its territory be used to attack neighbouring countries, as his foreign minister warned that a new war on Iran would be a “disaster” for Iraq.
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war → tell → Iraq
Al-Zaidi spoke to US President Donald Trump over the phone on Thursday, according to his office, as diplomatic efforts intensify to avert renewed US strikes on Iran.
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efforts → speak → Iran
Iran’s new supreme leader make peace from behind the scenes?
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leader → make → scenes
- list 2 of 3Iran says tankers struck in Hormuz amid fears of new US attack
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parliament → say → agreement
The two men “discussed the evolving situation in the region, security developments, and prospects for the next phase,” al-Zaidi’s office said.
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office → discuss → phase
The prime minister reaffirmed Iraq’s call “for respect for the sovereignty of states and for Iraqi territory not to be used as a launching point for attacks against neighbouring countries,” it added.
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it → reaffirm → countries
He also stressed the need for diplomacy and dialogue to safeguard the security and stability of the region, it said.
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it → stress → region
Iraq, which neighbours Iran, has struggled to maintain a balancing act between US and Iranian interests since Trump launched the war on Iran in February.
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Trump → neighbour → February
Since taking office in May, al-Zaidi has prioritised the disarmament of all militias in the country, including several powerful pro-Iran groups that have launched attacks in support of Iran across the region during the war.
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that → take → war
Foreign Minister Fuad Hussein told Dijlah TV on Thursday that the potential of renewed US military strikes against Iran is “not a secret,” and warned Iraqi armed groups against joining in any Iranian retaliation.
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potential → tell → retaliation
“Pushing Iraqi society into the war will lead to a disaster,” he said.
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he → push → disaster
“We are not prepared for war.
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We → prepare → war
Hussein said Iraq had been turned into a battlefield after the US struck Iran, with the country coming under attacks from both the US and Iran, as well as from armed groups inside the country.
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country → say → country
“We are not part of any axis, and we do not want to let the Iraqi arena be turned into a battlefield,” he said.
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he → want → battlefield
“We have good relations with the US and with our neighbour Iran…
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We → have → neighbour
We need a clear policy that we are not a part of the war, and we do not want to be a part of the war.
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we → need → war
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Since the war began, Iraq has lost more than $60bn in oil revenues, as about 90 percent of its oil exports normally pass through the Strait of Hormuz and were largely cut off when Tehran closed the waterway.
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Tehran → begin → waterway
Oil accounts for about 90 percent of Iraq’s federal budget.
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Oil → account → budget
Since then, Iraq has been one of the few countries that have been granted exemption by Iran to pass freely through the Strait of Hormuz.
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that → grant → Hormuz
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