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First on Fox: A few republicans from the representatives of the representatives ask secretary Marco Rubio to punish Iraq sanctions For his “complete submission” by Iran as part of the “maximum pressure” of the United States towards Tehran.
“More than 4,400 American service members have sacrificed their lives since the beginning of the Iraq war, but today Iraq is only a Marionette of Tehran,” wrote Reps. Joe Wilson, Rs.c., and Greg Steube, R-Fla.
The letter was held responsible for the Obama government and argued to the former president Barack Obama And his Iraqi envoy Brett McGurk “supported” the Iraqi Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki, whose leadership was clouded by brutal political action and led to the rise of ISIS.
“The Obama government doubled its mistakes and rely on it Iranians supported militias To combat Isis, “the letter was.”
A few home republicans demand sec. Marco Rubio, right to punish Iraq with sanctions for his “complete submission” by Iran as part of the “maximum pressure” of the United States. (Celal Gunes/Anadolu about Getty pictures)
The United States has offered since 2015 Iraq’s armed forces 1.25 billion US dollars of foreign military financing, in addition to billions more for the Interior Ministry and the Ministry of Defense.
Iran’s influence on Iraq was fully equipped when Iraq issued an arrest warrant against the President in 2021 Donald Trump For the murder of Iranian general Qassem Soleimani, even if the United States still has 2,500 armed forces in Iraq to work with local armed forces and combat ISIS.
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Steube and Wilson asked the United States to reduce all foreign help to Iraq until it emerges under the influence of Iran.
The letter demands that the United States sanction the import of Iraq by sanction Iranian gas. At the moment, only payment for the gas is sanctioned, which means that Iran receives Iraq without charges, but is paid back in other ways. The Trump government ended a waiver that enabled Iraq to buy Iranian electricity in March.
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Iran, whose special units of the Islamic Revolutionary Guardian Corps are shown above, has infiltrated the Iraqi armed forces. (Morteza Nikoubazl/Nurphoto about Getty Images)
Legislators called for the award of the popular mobilization forces, a paramilitary group supported by Iraq, and its financial supporters as foreign terrorist groups and sanction the state state banks of Iraq that support Iran financially. It also called for sanctions against the political personalities of Iraq that enable Iranian influence.
“We ask you to take immediate measures in order to implement these necessary guidelines and ensure that American resources are no longer used to support Iran’s control over Iraq.”
The United States initially entered Iraq in 2003, plunged Saddam Hussein’s regime and dropped out of its troop presence from the war in 2007 and left a total of in 2011 before returning to the coalition to combat the Islamic State in 2014.
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Other nations, including Germany, France, Spain and Italy, also contribute hundreds of coalition troops.
In September, reports arose that the bidet management worked on a plan to reduce the presence of the US troops in Iraq within the year, but no defined decision was made.
Fox News Digital turned to the Foreign Ministry and the Iraqi message for a comment.
