Iraqi sovereignty is compromised by a “Triad” of instability: two rival armies (the ISF and Peshmerga) with competing loyalties, a fragmented oil economy, and rampant corruption draining national wealth. The Kurdistan region’s independent oil sales undermine the national economy, while legal disputes hinder foreign investments. Additionally, pervasive corruption among political leaders has led to the embezzlement of vast resources, leaving Iraq’s economic future uncertain. Without unified command or cohesive governance, Iraq’s security and economic stability remain precarious.
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