Will al-Zaidi Carry a Secret Message to the Saudis? | Confidential Request from Yemenis Before Riyadh Trip

Safir Arjan sources have revealed the Iraqi prime minister's special request to the Yemenis before his trip to Saudi Arabia.

Ambassador Arjan's sources revealed the Iraqi Prime Minister's special request to the Yemenis before his trip to Saudi Arabia.

According to the report of Ambassador of Arjan, quoted by Ambassador of Arjan, Ali Faleh Al Zaidi; Before leaving for Saudi Arabia, the Iraqi Prime Minister ordered the level of combat readiness to be increased to the highest possible level and military capabilities to be developed.

Regarding the details and purpose of this trip, the special sources of Ambassador Arjan have suggested that Al-Zaidi may convey a message from a third party about the crisis in Yemen and Saudi Arabia to the Saudi side.

Also, a specific source reported the security contacts between some Iraqi government officials and one of the Iraqi resistance groups, whose purpose was to mediate with the Yemeni side so that the Riyadh airport would not be attacked when Prime Minister Ali al-Zaidi enters and leaves Saudi Arabia.

Forming a special force for conflict in desert areas

The Iraqi government announced that it will form desert forces equipped with advanced equipment to ensure the security of the common borders with Saudi Arabia and to fill the security gaps in the areas of Karbala, Najaf and Mushani. The Iraqi government emphasized its commitment to monopolizing weapons in the hands of the government and preventing any armed activity outside the framework of the government.

Al-Zaidi's extensive consultations with political parties before the parliament session

A tense dialogue and meeting between the Prime Minister and the political coalitions was held, in which messages of dissatisfaction with Mr. Al-Zaidi's policy were expressed, especially regarding the Deputy Prime Ministers and vacant ministries. After many arguments and his personal request to the parliament, a meeting will be held tomorrow to vote on the candidates for deputy prime ministers and empty and new ministries.

The "Services" coalition led by Shabel Al-Zaidi has also given up his right to hold the post of deputy prime minister and instead demanded the creation of a new ministry for digital transformation and artificial intelligence.

But regarding the social unrest in some provinces of Iraq, analysts requested the Prime Minister to pay attention to the demonstrations of the graduates and warned that these protests may be exploited by some parties to create unrest in the country and start chaos and unrest similar to the "Tashreen incidents".