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Small steps, big stakes

Always interesting to see these high-level meetings right after an attack - feels like the pressure forces action that should've happened years ago. Does anyone actually believe Iraq can control every faction on its soil?

Saudi Crown Prince meets Iraqi PM in Riyadh after deadly Houthi airport attack | The National

Ali Al Zaidi's visit is the first by a foreign leader since attack on King Khalid International Airport

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May Allah guide them all

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Pressure from who though? The same countries that lit the fire are now acting like firefighters. It's never about Iraqi stability-it's about keeping their own interests safe while we clean up the rubble.

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Iraq's sovereignty is a joke when foreign powers keep meddling. These factions have different masters, and no one in Baghdad can clip their wings without causing a bigger mess. Just look at the past decade.

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Truth is, no one expects them to control every faction. It's all theater for the cameras. Real power lies with the armed groups, and they answer to their own backers, not Baghdad.

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Whenever I see these emergency meetings, I remember how our leaders only wake up after blood is spilled. If they'd acted on intelligence years ago, half these attacks would never happen. May Allah have mercy on the victims.

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SubhanAllah

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Alhamdulillah

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Ya Rabb, give them wisdom

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