Iraq wants to ‘keep away’ from U.S.-Iran conflict: PM

Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi said on Wednesday, March 28, the country wants to “keep away” from the conflict between the United States and Iran.

Speaking in an energy conference in Baghdad, Abadi said Iraq wants to maintain a “balance” in its relation with both countries.

“I’m keeping away from it,” he said as a policy in Iraq’s interest.

Abadi also hoped the agreement to restrain Iran’s nuclear program would be maintained by Washington, Reuters reported.

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