We want to pass a message to the Iranian leaders that Iraq needs good relations with neighboring countries, without interference in our internal affairs," Dabbagh said.
Yep, good news indeed. You should be happy.
Before I would trust the Iranians on anything...I would verify.....that Sadr's militia was totally dissolved...
Happy? About what?
I don't find anything here to be gleeful of. I can only watch and listen to developements as they unfold. There is one side involved in this that has made it clear that it wants Israel wiped off the face of the earth and similar feelings to those that support Israel.
Then there is the other side of this that I am not sure where they stand. So personally I find no joy here.
http://seattletimes.nwsource.com/html/nationworld/2003256321_iraq13.html
Al-Maliki's welcome was warm in Iran, where he spent part of his yearslong exile from Iraq during Saddam's rule.
The Iraqi premier held a red-carpet reception at the office of Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad.
"All our assistance to the Iraqi people will be to establish complete security" in Iraq, Ahmadinejad said at a joint news conference, according to the state-run news agency.(Judas in disguise)
Al-Maliki said his visit would be "a turning point in the expansion of relations between Iran and Iraq that enjoy historical and ancient ties.