By Salam Abdullah
The Kurdistan Regional Government (KRG) has held its last parliamentary elections for more than 19 months, but the presidency has not been elected, and the parliament has not been reactivated. Especially now that there is clearly an intensive attempt by the opponents of this region to weaken the region and eliminate its powers by setting obstacles with the support of the Federal Court of its opponents, the Kurdistan Region in the Iraqi Parliament in Baghdad, some of whose MPs are unfortunately Kurds and count on the Kurds.
This is because our surroundings are always on the lookout for any gap and window of opportunity between the Kurdish parties and Kurdish society, to use it for their own benefit and in the interest of the Kurdistan Region, leading to an uncertain horizon.
To get rid of this deadlock in relations between the different parties in the region that participated in the elections, the results were announced by the High Election Commission of Iraq after addressing and considering all objections, and each side showed its public weight. Going back to the results of the election to form the tenth cabinet government should be based on those votes, and the parliament should instruct the winning side to establish a new government so that the caretaker government will no longer run our region, and the mouths of the opponents will be silenced.
In fact, the United States and the international coalition are very concerned about the situation in the region, especially since it has not yet been possible to unify the army and the Peshmerga forces and create a unified army. There are rumors that the United States wants to eliminate the armed forces outside the Iraqi army and to be integrated into the Iraqi army, which doesn’t seem to be in our interest.