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    Iraq Reaffirms Commitment to Prevent Use of Territory for Aggression

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    Iraqi military leadership discussing regional security commitments

    What happened

    Iraq officially rejected the use of its land for any acts of aggression against neighboring countries.

    The Context

    • Iraq aims to maintain strong and sustainable relations with its neighboring countries.
    • The Iraqi military is focused on unifying security decisions and maintaining state authority over all military formations.
    • The stance reflects Iraq's historical position on regional cooperation and non-interference.

    Takeaway

    Iraq's commitment to regional stability may influence future diplomatic relations in the Middle East.

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    Emarat Al Youm

    العراق يرفض استخدام أراضيه لشن أي اعتداء على دول الجوار العراق يرفض استخدام أراضيه لشن أي اعتداء على دول الجوار

    Iraq has reaffirmed its long-standing position regarding the importance of maintaining distinguished and sustainable relations with neighboring countries, rejecting any use of its territory for aggression against them. This statement was made on Tues...

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    RT Arabic

    الجيش العراقي: خيارنا الابتعاد عن محاور الصراع ومنع استخدام أراضينا للاعتداء على دول أخرى

    The Iraqi Army has declared its commitment to preventing Iraq from being used as a base for aggression against other countries in the region, emphasizing the importance of unifying security decisions and placing all military formations under state au...

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    رؤيا نيوز

    الجيش العراقي: لا نسمح بأن يكون العراق منطلقا للاعتداء على الدول الأخرى

    The Iraqi Army has declared that it will not allow Iraq to be used as a base for attacks against other countries, emphasizing its commitment to national sovereignty and security. This statement reflects the military's stance on maintaining Iraq's ter...

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