Iraqi Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi has said that Baghdad will not allow Iraqi territory to be used as a base to launch attacks against other countries, stressing that his government is determined to protect the nation's sovereignty and independence.
The statement comes as political and military tensions in the Middle East continue to rise, with Iraq in a sensitive position due to its geographical location and its relations with various nations involved in regional tensions.
According to the statement, the Iraqi government wants to ensure that its land and airspace are not used by any party to conduct military operations against other countries. The stance appears to be aimed at preventing Iraq from being directly drawn into the wider conflict in the region.
Iraq has been facing a major challenge in maintaining a balance in its international relations. On the one hand, it has close ties with the United States and other Western nations, while on the other hand, it has political, economic, and security ties with Iran.
As a result, Baghdad has repeatedly stressed that its territory should not be used by foreign powers for activities that could jeopardize national security or make Iraq part of the wars of other nations.
Al-Zaidi's statement can also be interpreted as a message to the various parties involved in the Middle East conflict that Iraq does not want to become a battlefield for military confrontation between powerful nations.
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