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Iraq and the Gulf countries are frequently grouped together in regional geopolitical contexts, specifically regarding their shared diplomatic tensions with Türkiye [1], [2] and their collective role in addressing humanitarian pressures resulting from the Israel-Iran conflict [3], [4]. Furthermore, both entities have experienced shifts in their bilateral relations with Türkiye following changes in its regional military and financial policies [5], [6].
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Opportunities for Collective Regional Security in the Middle East carnegieendowment.org 4 facts
claimTürkiye's support for Islamist movements in Libya, Syria, and Yemen caused its diplomatic, political, trade, and investment relations with most Gulf countries, Iraq, and Iran to shift into tensions and conflict.
claimTürkiye's support for Islamist groups in Libya, Syria, and Yemen caused its diplomatic, political, and trade relations with most Gulf countries, Iraq, and Iran to deteriorate into tensions and confrontation.
claimTürkiye scaled back its military operations in Iraq and reduced financial and military support for Islamist groups across the Middle East and North Africa, which improved relations with Gulf countries, Iraq, and Iran.
accountTürkiye scaled back military operations in Iraq and reduced financial and military support for Islamist groups across the Middle East and North Africa, leading to improved relations with Gulf countries, Iraq, and Iran.
A Region at Capacity: War, Displacement, and the Limits of ... mecouncil.org 1 fact
claimThe conflict between Israel and Iran creates humanitarian pressures requiring Gulf countries, Iraq, and Jordan to provide food, shelter, and basic necessities to affected populations and support to businesses impacted by economic slowdowns.