Iraqi-Iranian relations after 2003

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This study aims to determine the level of Iranian-Iraqi relations after 2003, the political influence of Iran on Iraqi foreign and internal policy decisions, Iran's penetration into the political arena and Iraqi society, and to understand the extent to which Iran and Iraq have reached.

The United States is achieving its goals in Iraq...

Common political interests are compatible.

The study is based on the hypothesis that the American occupation of Iraq led to Iran, through its political allies, increasing its influence and control over Iraqi internal politics, achieving its interests and goals, and gaining regional power, and thus political leadership in Iraq.

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Using the historical method and analysis in this regard, the research allows us to: Assuming the validity of the assumption, except for drawing several conclusions, the most important of which are: that the American war on Iraq is neither legal nor legal and that the United States has oil and political interests in Iraq to encircle Iran and reduce its size.

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His influence, the occupation opened the way for Iran to Although these conclusions call for several recommendations, the most important of which are: the Iraqi government's efforts to pass elections, with a new constitution and the government comes to rebuild itself, away from foreign interference, away from sectarian quotas, building a culture against violence and sectarianism, and building good neighborly relations, although these conclusions call for several recommendations, the most important of which are: the Iraqi government's efforts to pass elections, with a new constitution and the government comes to rebuild itself, away Independence is what it is.

It has no bearing on the Iraqi political system's disintegration.