Iraqi national security adviser discusses Iranian opposition in Kurdistan
Political analyst Wathiq Al-Jabri explains the reasons behind the Iraqi national security adviser's visit to Erbil, including talks on Iranian opposition groups.
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AIPolitical analyst Wathiq Al-Jabri has explained the reasons for the visit of a security delegation led by Iraqi National Security Adviser Qasim Al-Aboudi to Erbil.
Speaking in a call with Al Arabiya FM, Al-Jabri said the national security adviser traveled to Erbil to discuss several issues, including the presence of Iranian opposition groups in the Kurdistan region.
He added that security matters topped the agenda, such as drone attacks, targeting of bases in Kurdistan, mechanisms for implementing the security agreement between Iraq and Iran, and protection of oil pipelines to address fuel shortages in Kurdistan. Other topics included disarmament measures and the withdrawal of US forces from Iraq.
Acting on the direction of Prime Minister Ali Faleh Al-Zaidi, National Security Adviser Qasim Al-Aboudi arrived in Erbil at the head of a high-level security delegation. The visit followed attacks by four drones that targeted three camps belonging to Iranian Kurdish opposition groups near Erbil.
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