Turkey, Iran defy Iraq’s sovereignty in seemingly coordinated strikes

[925boy]

Even Venezuela and nigeria have that wealth, so what. And yes iranians are mostly arrogant, hence the reason why most nations dont like iran. See again how u compare urself to the US lolz. An apple orange comparison makes more sense than iran and US. You should compare urself with Bangladesh, nigeria, Venezuela etc. I am not iran hater but the regime hater because they export sectarian hatred and use religion as a proxy weapon.

Ok. I am not angry for harsh truths in the world. They are not personal. Many people and countries DO BAD. I know bad when i see it. Not talking about something =/= agreeing with it.

 

[Hack-Hook]

@Shawnee baz in yaroo che daste goli be aab dade? Do we really support GNA? Wtf?

Well as I previously stated we strictly oppose any sort of coupe to change governments and Haftar moves was the exact definition of a coupe . so it was clear from the day one we will not support it and Syria support for Haftar is a cheap way to make trouble for turkey and has nothing to do with us.

 

[Pan-Islamic-Pakistan]

Iranians flip-flopping but it is good trend. I hope it continues in this vein.

Iran needs to take out Indians from chahbahar, disband zamabiyuon, stop funding blf, and go after bla, etc. on its territory.

We Pakistanis are waiting with open hands of friendship.

 

[Philip the Arab]

Well, when you have a weak military with improper training this is what you get.

 

[Muhammed45]

Well, when you have a weak military with improper training this is what you get.

Which country you Talking about?

Well as I previously stated we strictly oppose any sort of coupe to change governments and Haftar moves was the exact definition of a coupe . so it was clear from the day one we will not support it and Syria support for Haftar is a cheap way to make trouble for turkey and has nothing to do with us.

I dont Deny your points sir.
Thanks for sharing your though.

 

[Philip the Arab]

Which country you Talking about?

Iraq, if the US had helped them establish the country to its former glory this would have never happened.

If Saddam was here with a more modern military this would have never happened even if somehow the Kurds formed a militant group. Call him what you want, but he had massive balls in his actions.

Also, I noticed your George Floyd picture. BLM is a fad that will fade off in a few months with little to no change. Most non-black people don't give two shits about what happens to black folk and just want to look "woke" or some bullshit and get moral approval.

 

[Muhammed45]

Iraq, if the US had helped them establish the country to its former glory this would have never happened.

If Saddam was here with a more modern military this would have never happened even if somehow the Kurds formed a militant group.

Read this dude:
To be an enemy of America can be dangerous, but to be a friend is fatal. Kissinger
Saddam was their best friend. So he died the worst death.

Currently Iraq is at its rising time. The nation wants to stand on its own 2 feet. Americans dont want it, they want a puppet rule in Iraq. Despite Iraqi parliament asking Americans to end occupation of their soil, USA still Continues to violate their sovereignty. We will help Iraq to get steonger and throw Americans out of their lands.

 

[Philip the Arab]

Read this dude:
To be an enemy of America can be dangerous, but to be a friend is fatal. Kissinger
Saddam was their best friend. So he died the worst death.

Currently Iraq is at its rising time. The nation wants to stand on its own 2 feet. Americans dont want it, they want a puppet rule in Iraq. Despite Iraqi parliament asking Americans to end occupation of their soil, USA still Continues to violate their sovereignty. We will help Iraq to get steonger and throw Americans out of their lands.

In the long run, Iraqis are going to want you out too at least the Sunnis. Shias have disproportional power in Iraq, and I honestly think that some Sunnis are fed up with it. We will see what happens in the future, but no Iraq can't do shit against US to make them leave. They have begged them to leave for a while now, yet they simply ignore any demands.

You are really speaking from an Iraqi Shia point of view while ignoring what Sunnis want.

 

[Muhammed45]

In the long run, Iraqis are going to want you out too at least the Sunnis. Shias have disproportional power in Iraq, and I honestly think that some Sunnis are fed up with it. We will see what happens in the future, but no Iraq can't do shit against US to make them leave. They have begged them to leave for a while now, yet they simply ignore any demands.

You are really speaking from an Iraqi Shia point of view while ignoring what Sunnis want.

Ironically we have best relations with their Sunni tribes lmao. We are not the One Building military bases in Iraq left and right. Trump goes to Ain Al Assad without informing Iraqi government.
Here the QUOTE of aSunni cleric in Iraq.
https://iranpress.com/middle_east-i...iran_in_face_of_us_pressures_top_sunni_cleric
Our problems is not Sunni Arabs, we have defended their nawamis against ISIS slavery. They are our allies in Iraq. Our main problem is Kurish Ask for indepence which is an American Plan of undermining Iraqi sovereignty. After strengthening Iraqi government, Army and PMU, Americans and Kurish separatists will be put in their Place. Keep you my words

 

[Saddam Hussein]

Sunni clerics are animals, I regret to see people in Iraq/anywhere in the world following them.

 

[Hack-Hook]

Iranians flip-flopping but it is good trend. I hope it continues in this vein.

Iran needs to take out Indians from chahbahar, disband zamabiyuon, stop funding blf, and go after bla, etc. on its territory.

We Pakistanis are waiting with open hands of friendship.

Not flip flopping . it's Russia and syria stand in Libya not iran. And you must get used to Cha-Bahar.

 

[QWECXZ]

Iraq, if the US had helped them establish the country to its former glory this would have never happened.

Do you seriously expect the US to help Iraq establish a powerful army? They are an invading force.

 

[Philip the Arab]

Do you seriously expect the US to help Iraq establish a powerful army? They are an invading force.

They tried, but the soldiers are incompetent at least the non-combat veterans and the airforce are incompetent.

 

[QWECXZ]

They tried, but the soldiers are incompetent at least the non-combat veterans and the airforce are incompetent.

I don't buy the theory of incompetency. Are Iraqis inferior beings or what? I'm sure Iraqis can be trained quite well if someone is interested in training them. It's not like they are dumb or anything.

They say the same thing about Afghans. The truth is that the US is not interested in establishing a competent army in Iraq because they fear that one day they would turn against them, which is very likely in my opinion.

 

[Philip the Arab]

I don't buy the theory of incompetency. Are Iraqis inferior beings or what? I'm sure Iraqis can be trained quite well if someone is interested in training them. It's not like they are dumb or anything.

They say the same thing about Afghans. The truth is that the US is not interested in establishing a competent army in Iraq because they fear that one day they would turn against them, which is very likely in my opinion.

No, if they had a even a better training program they wouldn't have ran away from ISIS back in 2014. Not sure about today, but I expect a similar outcome if ISIS somehow has a resurgence.(soldiers running, and leaving)

Afghan army is fighting a somewhat difficult war that is probably unwinnable against a guerilla force supported by some of the population. They have better training, and equipment then Iraq imo because US has been involved much longer.