Peshmerga
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Why did America stop supporting Peshmerga forces?
World Service - Washington has announced the end of the memorandum of understanding with the Kurdistan Region as the reason for removing the Peshmerga forces from the Pentagon's military aid, but the complete removal of the military budget shows that a decision beyond an administrative framework is underway.
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Removing the Peshmerga from the US budget and allocating 130 million dollars for Syria and the Kurds
World Service - According to the 2027 US defense budget tables, this country has not set aside any contribution to aid the Peshmerga forces in the coming year, but continues to provide defense aid to the Syrian Kurdish forces.
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Kurdish representative of the Iraqi Parliament:
Entering into military equations is gambling with the fate of the Kurds
Service of Iraq and the Kurdistan Region - a member of the Economic Commission of the Iraqi Parliament, in a conversation with Kurdpress, warned about the consequences of the Kurdistan Region's entry into regional tensions, and emphasized that in the turbulent conditions of the Middle East, the priority should be to maintain internal security and economic interests; With a critical look at the approach of America and Israel and at the same time pointing to the geopolitical realities of Iran, he considered active neutrality to be the only rational option for the Kurd.
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Masrour Barzani:
We do not want to get involved in any war
Iraq and Kurdistan service – Attending the funeral of six Peshmarga fighters in Soran, the head of Kurdistan Regional Government emphasized that the attack on the Peshmarga was without reason and that the Government's goal is to maintain the security of the Kurdistan Region without getting involved in Regional wars.