Military victory

Again IS?
An analysis of the Economist says that there is a great danger from public discontent. The desire to get a dictator like Saddam Hussein could also be made in Iraq's citizens. Then democracy will feel curse. Right now the buzz has begun.

An UN official said on condition of anonymity that the IS fighters could be seen again in major cities of Iraq. Because many IS warriors have been abducted. They took shelter in refugee camps. There are many sleeper cells in the IS. Understanding the opportunity, they can try to come publicly again. The same fear is also about the IS militants captured in Iraq's prisons. But many analysts are hopeful about Iraq's current Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi. The Economist says that despite Shi'ah, he is also popular among the Sunnis. And this thing made him unique. Haider al-Awadi has received the acceptance of Shia-Sunni, both camps. As a result, for the first time since 2003, there has been a possibility of forming an impartial neutral government, regardless of group or group.

Haider al-Adabhi could not yet convert his military victory into political conquest. After getting rid of the war, his government has not been able to do social reform work properly. Rather, there is a danger of a civil conflict going on again. The Iraqi regime will have the skills to ensure the path to victory in the path of peace. Otherwise, Iraq will remain in restless populations.