In a meeting with the Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammad Shia Al-Sudani, the Leader of the Islamic Revolution called the presence of the American occupation forces in Iraq illegal and contrary to the interests of the people and government of this country, and emphasized: Evidence and evidence indicate that the Americans are trying to consolidate and expand their presence in Iraq, and this occupation must be seriously opposed.
Publish dateThursday 9 January 2025 - 10:54
Story Code : 304239
Leader of the Islamic Revolution in a meeting with the Iraqi Prime Minister:
We must stand against the American occupation in Iraq
Afghan Voice Agency (AVA): This Wednesday evening, in a meeting with the Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammad Shia Al-Sudani, Imam Khamenei, the Leader of the Islamic Revolution, appreciated the good measures taken by the Sudanese towards prosperity and security and said: The more prosperous and secure Iraq is, the better it will be for the Islamic Republic of Iran.
Referring to the good relationship between the Iraqi government and nation, he considered unity and cohesion among the different religions and ethnicities of Iraq to be very necessary and important, and addressed Al-Sudani, adding: As Your Excellency has stated, the Popular Mobilization Forces are also one of the important components of power in Iraq, which should be further strengthened and preserved.
The Leader of the Islamic Revolution called the presence of American occupation forces in Iraq illegal and contrary to the interests of the Iraqi people and government, and emphasized: Evidence and evidence indicate that the Americans are trying to consolidate and expand their presence in Iraq, and this occupation must be resisted with seriousness.
The Leader of the Islamic Revolution also referred to the developments in the region, especially the situation in Syria, and emphasized: The role of foreign governments in these matters is clearly evident.
In this meeting, which was also attended by Iranian President Masoud Pezhikian, Iraqi Prime Minister Shia al-Sudani expressed his satisfaction with his talks in Tehran and expressed his hope that these talks and agreements reached in Tehran would further expand and deepen relations between the two countries.
The Iraqi Prime Minister listed the “people,” the “Popular Mobilization Forces,” “national unity and cohesion,” and “authority” as components of power in Iraq. Referring to the Zionist regime’s aggression in Gaza and Lebanon, he emphasized: Iraq’s principled position has been to support the people of Gaza and Lebanon and to resist in the region.
Al-Sudani also pointed out the developments in Syria and the role of foreigners in these developments and noted: Iraq’s position has always been to support the will of the Syrian people, preserve the independence and territorial integrity of this country, and form an inclusive government.
This is while Iranian President Masoud Pezzekian and Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammad Shia Al-Sudani held a bilateral meeting this afternoon, Wednesday, where they reviewed the latest status of relations and cooperation and explained the two countries' positions on regional and international issues, and emphasized the comprehensive expansion of Iran-Iraq interactions.
It is worth noting that Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammad Shia Al-Sudani arrived in Tehran on a one-day visit today, Wednesday, January 8, .
Reviewing bilateral relations and ways to strengthen them in light of the achievements of the Iranian President's visit to Iraq and examining regional issues are among the most important goals of Al-Sudani's visit to Tehran.
Referring to the good relationship between the Iraqi government and nation, he considered unity and cohesion among the different religions and ethnicities of Iraq to be very necessary and important, and addressed Al-Sudani, adding: As Your Excellency has stated, the Popular Mobilization Forces are also one of the important components of power in Iraq, which should be further strengthened and preserved.
The Leader of the Islamic Revolution called the presence of American occupation forces in Iraq illegal and contrary to the interests of the Iraqi people and government, and emphasized: Evidence and evidence indicate that the Americans are trying to consolidate and expand their presence in Iraq, and this occupation must be resisted with seriousness.
The Leader of the Islamic Revolution also referred to the developments in the region, especially the situation in Syria, and emphasized: The role of foreign governments in these matters is clearly evident.
In this meeting, which was also attended by Iranian President Masoud Pezhikian, Iraqi Prime Minister Shia al-Sudani expressed his satisfaction with his talks in Tehran and expressed his hope that these talks and agreements reached in Tehran would further expand and deepen relations between the two countries.
The Iraqi Prime Minister listed the “people,” the “Popular Mobilization Forces,” “national unity and cohesion,” and “authority” as components of power in Iraq. Referring to the Zionist regime’s aggression in Gaza and Lebanon, he emphasized: Iraq’s principled position has been to support the people of Gaza and Lebanon and to resist in the region.
Al-Sudani also pointed out the developments in Syria and the role of foreigners in these developments and noted: Iraq’s position has always been to support the will of the Syrian people, preserve the independence and territorial integrity of this country, and form an inclusive government.
This is while Iranian President Masoud Pezzekian and Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammad Shia Al-Sudani held a bilateral meeting this afternoon, Wednesday, where they reviewed the latest status of relations and cooperation and explained the two countries' positions on regional and international issues, and emphasized the comprehensive expansion of Iran-Iraq interactions.
It is worth noting that Iraqi Prime Minister Mohammad Shia Al-Sudani arrived in Tehran on a one-day visit today, Wednesday, January 8, .
Reviewing bilateral relations and ways to strengthen them in light of the achievements of the Iranian President's visit to Iraq and examining regional issues are among the most important goals of Al-Sudani's visit to Tehran.
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