Iraq Wants to ‘Keep Away’ From US-Iran Conflict, PM Abadi Says
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by Reuters and Algemeiner Staff
Iraq wants to “keep away” from the US-Iran conflict, Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said on Wednesday.
Baghdad wants to maintain a “balance” in its relations with Washington and Tehran, he told an energy conference in Baghdad, explaining that this policy was in Iraq‘s interest.
“I’m keeping away from it,” he said, referring to the tension between Iran and the United States.
Abadi also expressed hope that the deal to restrain Iran’s nuclear program would be maintained by Washington.
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