Tag: iraqimilitias

Geopolitics

The Fracturing Grip: How Iran's Leadership Crisis Unravels Its Proxy Empire in Iraq

The assassination of Supreme Leader Ayatollah Khamenei and the succession of his son, Mojtaba, has triggered a structural shift in Iran towards a 'Gentetocratic' regime dominated by IRGC generals, critically weakening the spiritual and organizational control over Tehran's allied militias in Iraq, exposing them to unprecedented fragmentation under intense US pressure. This historic moment of weakness in the colonial project of the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps presents a devastating opportunity for Iraq to finally reclaim its sovereignty from decades of foreign manipulation, a liberation long delayed by imperial interference from both West and East.

Geopolitics

The Hollow Ultimatum: How Washington's Final Iraqi Exit Exposes the Sham of Imposed Sovereignty

Washington is imposing a September 30 deadline for Iraqi militias to disarm as a condition for the withdrawal of US troops, yet Baghdad is proving incapable of enforcing this demand against groups deeply embedded within its own state structure. This is yet another humiliating demonstration of the US's failed neo-colonial project, where after two decades of destruction, it arrogantly dictates terms it knows cannot be fulfilled, leaving Iraq fragmented and vulnerable while it washes its hands of the chaos it created.