NOURNEWS- For more than two months, small groups of ISIS have resumed operations in some Iraqi provinces, including Anbar, Diyala and Salah Al-Din, and have carried out harassment, bombing and attacks on military bases, creating insecurity in parts of Iraq.
Simultaneously with these measures, the pages related to this group will be reactivated in cyberspace, and while magnifying these movements, they will announce more extensive activities in the near future.
While the start of the new ISIS operation initially failed to create particular sensitivity among Iraqi security and law enforcement officials, the increase in the number of such actions, while creating more mobility in Iraq's counterterrorism forces, has also provoked a backlash from Iraqi political officials. Followed.
The design and implementation of a series of Ramadan operations by Al-Hashd Al-Shabi and the Iraqi army, as well as the cleansing of contaminated areas in the country's various provinces, underscores the group's seriousness and the determination of military and security forces to counter and contain it quickly.
Earlier, some political and security experts in Iraq called ISIS's recent moves, which have been accompanied by active media support in the past, a worrying sign that the United States and its allies are trying to reorganize ISIS and reintroduce insecurity, instability and terrorism in Iraq. Confidential information from credible sources now confirms this.
According to the information received, the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) has been recruiting and employing experts and individuals related to jihadist Salafist movements for about seven months, creating an organization called "Crusade Round" based in one of the Arab countries in the region. , Has begun planning to organize new nuclei of Al-Qaeda and ISIS jihadist Salafist groups.
The new pages created in cyberspace are also managed by Crusade Round and provide educational content based on jihadist Salafist teachings, organizing, attracting and guiding groups that acted as "lone wolves" in ISIS's previous strategy.
A review of the content of the pages created by the Crusaders in cyberspace shows the relatively accurate information of the administrators of these pages about the situation in ISIS's active nuclei in Iraq and some other countries in the region, which is closely related to US intelligence sources. Announces.
Following the passage of a law by the Iraqi parliament on the withdrawal of foreign troops, widespread US action has been taken to thwart the resolution and force the Iraqi government not to enforce the law.
The Americans are pursuing the establishment of ISIS and some Al-Qaeda-linked groups and supporting them to carry out operations in Iraq, following the establishment of security instability in the country.
In addition, while pursuing political, media, and security measures at the same time, the weakening of the Al-Hashd al-Shabi Organization, the best anti-terrorism structure in Iraq, is being pursued by the Americans.
According to the program, strategic talks between the United States and the Iraqi government are scheduled to begin in June, the results of which could be crucial in determining the future of the US presence in Iraq and the region.
The new Iraqi government, which has won a vote of confidence in parliament after months of uncertainty in its political structure, faces a number of political, economic and social challenges due to differences between political groups, sharp declining revenues due to falling oil prices, the spread of corona and social accumulation. The country is facing such a situation, and in such circumstances, it must defend the interests of Iraq and its people in the June negotiations with the United States.
The US three-pronged strategy to put pressure on the Iraqi government is to "reactivate ISIS," "weaken Al-Hashd Al-Shabi," and "resume street protests," which are being pursued with widespread media support.
Increasing the cohesion of political and ethnic groups, prioritizing national interests over partisan tendencies and goals, and comprehensive support for the government and, of course, strict oversight of its performance based on authoritarian strategies are the least that the Iraqi government can do to defend the interests of the Iraqi people. June talks with the Americans.
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