Iran's Ghalibaf tells Iraqi official 'new regional order' being created
Iran's Ghalibaf tells Iraqi official 'new regional order' being created Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf reportedly told Iraq’s chief justice Faiq Zaidan that Iraq can play a decisive role in shaping a new regional order, especially in the Gulf. “A new regional order is being created. The situation is sensitive and historic for Iran and Iraq. The fact that the American…
Iran's Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf reportedly informed Iraq's chief justice, Faiq Zaidan, that a new regional order is being established in the Middle East, particularly in the Gulf. Ghalibaf emphasized the historic significance of the current situation for both Iran and Iraq, highlighting the withdrawal of American coalition forces from Iraq as a significant victory for the Iraqi government and people.
According to Iran's Tasnim news agency, Ghalibaf stated that the US initially aimed to overthrow the Islamic Republic and expand American influence in the West Asia and Islamic world. However, Ghalibaf argued that Iran's resistance has decisively thwarted US war objectives, resulting in military, political, and economic failures for the United States.
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