Iraqi lawmaker: The upcoming American dialogue is based on extortion and aims to keep the occupying forces

The parliament member of al-Fatah coalition in Iraq, Karim Alioui, confirmed today, Sunday, that the upcoming American dialogue announced by the US administration is based on extortion and aims to keep American forces in the country.

Aliwi said, “The United States, as we learned from the details of the call for dialogue, that it wants it in order to arrange a long stay for its forces in Iraq, within an understanding that is not without blackmail, because it wants to revive the strategic agreement that ended after it was violated by Washington itself, because of its actions that Violation of the country’s sovereignty. ”

He added, that Washington “realized the existence of a great political and popular refusal to keep its forces, and there is insistence on removing these forces, even if it is necessary to use force and the military option, for this I resorted to this step, and currently there is no intention to accept any dialogue that leads to keeping the American forces in Iraq.” .

“The United States, as we learned from the details of the call for dialogue, wants it to arrange a long stay for its forces in Iraq, within an understanding that is not without Blackmail, it wants to revive the strategic agreement that ended after it was violated by Washington itself, because of its actions that violated the country’s sovereignty.

The former candidate for prime minister, Muhammad Tawfiq Allawi, disclosed earlier details of his secret meeting with US Ambassador Matthew Tuiler in the middle of last February, in which he indicated that the United States was planning to leave Iraq within two years