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The article discusses the current state of U.S.-Iraq relations and presents two possible scenarios for the future. The first scenario is a rupture in the relationship, where Iranian influence prevails and militias take over Iraq. This would lead to chaos, violence, and a potential resurgence of ISIS. The second scenario is muddling through, where the U.S. and Iraq maintain a strained relationship but continue to work together. The article argues that while neither scenario is ideal, muddling through is the best option for now, as a complete rupture would result in significant losses for both countries. [Extracted from the article] |
