“Iranian and American officials (their ambassadors to Baghdad as far as I know) will meet to talk tomorrow in Baghdad. The dialogue, however, started about a week ago….
I'm honestly not expecting much good from such meetings, not in the foreseeable future because the tone of their dialogue on the ground suggests that each side believes (or wants to show) that it has the upper hand in Iraq and the region.
I can't see the slightest hint to concessions from either side so I strongly think that tomorrow's meeting will be only about America and Iran telling each other what they want. The face to face part is the only difference,” writes [1] Iraqi blogger Omar.
Iraq: US and Iran Meet Over Iraq
· Written by Amira Al Hussaini
Categories: Middle East & North Africa, North America, Iran, Iraq, U.S.A., International Relations, War & Conflict