Kurdistan should become an independent state. To include, for the protection of regional considerations, all areas in Red. Additional territory of Kurdistan to begin in Mosul and end in Tikrit, following the Tigris River as a boundary. Knowing these regions have been secured by Kurdistan at present and in the past. Whereas, the distance from Baghdad proves to be a strategic problem. Northern Iraq, under a new government of Sunni Arab control - will reduce sectarian violence while offering independence to disgruntled Sunni Arabs. In doing so, the state may be transformed in northern Iraq by having to contend with the IS ideologies on their own terms. Two things we should expect to happen. Either Northern Iraq will solidify under its own governance or the new state will implode. Should the former occur, all the better. Should the latter occur - then at least regional territories have been previously established; splitting the North into ISIL factions versus the new northern state. Albeit, full scale civil war will have been avoided. Tikrit: The U.S. may prove valuable in holding this area until negotiations are settled. Otherwise, good luck with your unending war.
Posted on: Fri, 26 Sep 2014 05:32:49 +0000
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