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Iran-Iraq relations after Saddam

By:

EHTESHAMI Anoushiravan

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: 2003Subject(s):

Iraq
Iran

In: The Washington Quarterly Autumn 2003, p.115-129 (108)Abstract: Tehran fears that the new Iraqi regime will still pursue an anti-Iran policy. Saddam's fall has removed a barrier to closer Iranian links with the GCC states

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Entered on 07/OCT/2003 by RHYTeh

Tehran fears that the new Iraqi regime will still pursue an anti-Iran policy. Saddam's fall has removed a barrier to closer Iranian links with the GCC states

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