the heroes of the hostile xabi. but for everyone the kill 10 new fighters will arise when and if they are out what . can i sell as. engines are increasing in the region especially in iraq and a confrontation between the us and iran the crisis written country could once again become a battleground even if each side is playing the opposite. over more on this growing volatility i'm joined now by becca waters an analyst at the rand corporation specializing in u.s. policy in the middle east she joins us tonight from washington ms walters good to have you on the show i want to pick up on that story we just saw there in iraq for having me good to have you iraq is getting more attention since last weekend's attacks in saudi arabia because of the strong influence of iran in the country are we looking at a future with iraq torn in 2 between tehran and washington. well there are some of these tensions that preexists and have existed for some time there has been longstanding iranian influence in iraq at the same time that there

they want to destroy under us the heroes of the hostile xabi show but for every one they kill 10 new fighters will arise when and if they are out there what. more can i say his. actions are increasing in the region especially in iraq and a confrontation between the u.s. and iran the crisis written country could once again become a battleground even if each side is claiming the opposite. this is did have a news live from berlin still to come on the show in sports it was a great night for byron munich in the champions league stay tuned to find out how sweet it was for bahrain. but 1st the west african nation of liberia is grieving after a fire in a school near the capital monrovia left at least 26 children dead are nationals say faulty electrical cables may have been to blame they're promising a full investigation. and find out who morning and. dozens of children in 2 of the teachers killed by a fire. fire service official suspect the accident was caused by a faulty electric cable. the children were sleeping inside their koranic boarding school eyewitnesses trying to help. when we went

xabi which is the popular movies a mobilization from the shia militia supported by iran in iraq that occurred at the hands of the israelis in august and this attack by the israelis on those iraqi militias in august was funded by the saudis so this is. so this is you know this is a kind of retaliation against south. arabia so this is could be one possibility another possibility could be that you know somehow iran could be behind that and being part and parcel of the strategy of the iranians over the past few months to going to create instability in the region against the backdrop of this havea and severe oil embargo against iran and iran saying that if we are not able to export oil no one other. able to do that but then again you know we have to very careful because we don't know really what is going on because for the iranians is also very risky to take such a huge operation so it is also not perhaps very plausible so doesn't trump well he's clear that it's iran even though he's produced no evidence how that as he's tweet about being locked and loaded been received in the region well

who are assisting the who these are suggestions these attacks may have come from iraq from the us to xabi the shia militias in retaliation for an israeli attack in august that that that this kind of situation can can rapidly escalate and and i think as as as the former prime minister said it could lead to something that could be potentially a war of enormous and really quite. horrible consequences so what we're seeing now analysts talking about and and governments also raising the issue of tapping into cities ixtoc bias to be able to mitigate the risks and also stop in a further spike in oil prices is this when i agree that i just go is this because of the confusion which has been spreading all over the world about what's happening as i was arabia. no i think you know or at the beginning i agree with with with cornelia that at the beginning you know there were there was completely people will believe yes there's a detailed information of 1st of all you know saudi arabia itself is a large consumer of oil production but saudi arabia right now is producing 10000000 barrels roughly of which 4

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who are assisting the who these are suggestions these attacks may have come from iraq from the us to xabithe shia militias in retaliation for an israeli attack in august that that that this kind of situation can can rapidly escalate and and i think as as as the former prime minister said it could lead to something that could be potentially a war of enormous and really quite. horrible consequences so what we're seeing now analysts talking about and and governments also raising the issue of tapping into cities ixtoc bias to be able to mitigate the risks and also stop in a further spike in oil prices is this one i agree with that i just go is this because of the confusion which has been spreading all over the world about what's happening is saudi arabia. no i think you know at the beginning i agree with carol with the with cornelia that at the beginning you know there were there was completely people will believe yes there's a detailed information of 1st of all you know saudi arabia itself is a large consumer of oil production but saudi arabia right now is producing $10000000.00 barrels roug

xabi and the iranian let's go back to the audience gentlemen here in the red tide. i'd like to ask what you thing some of president trump's greatest for and policy achievements have been thus far and what he should focus on for the next 2 years to secure reelection. well you know the president he campaigned against endless wars and the pentagon look there is a real military industrial complex but he's trying to stop that he is trying to remove or reduce the u.s. presence in afghanistan and in syria he's been getting the north koreans to the table and if you can actually go she an end to the korean war it will be a magnificent 1st step and i think if that's if that's the case then the u.s. should be willing to pull all troops out of south korea and the u.s. presence in korea which we've been we've had for 77 years you're not a fan of iran is going to briefly should you negotiate with iran to why is it that iran is the evil regime nobody should talk to them but north korea i send them love letters he sends me love letters. to my knowledge i think there certainly is st

xabi and the iranian said let's go back to the audience gentlemen here in the red tide. i'd like to ask what you thing some of president trump's greatest for and policy achievements have been thus far and what he should focus on for the next 2 years to secure reelection well you know the president he campaigned against endless wars and the pentagon look there is a real military industrial complex but he's trying to stop that he is trying to remove or reduce the u.s. presence in afghanistan and in syria he's been getting the north koreans to the table and if you can actually go she and to the korean war it will be a magnificent 1st step and i think if that's if that's the case then the u.s. should be willing to pull all troops out of south korea and end the u.s. presence in korea which we've been which we've had for 77 years you're not a fan of iran is going to briefly should you negotiate with iran to why is it that iran is the evil regime nobody should talk to them but north korea i send them love letters he sends me love letters. to my knowledge i think there certainly

who are assisting the who these are suggestions these attacks may have come from iraq from the us to xabi the shia militias in retaliation for an israeli attack in august that that that this kind of situation can can rapidly escalate and and i think as as as the former prime minister said it could lead to something that could be potentially a war of enormous and really quite. horrible consequences so what we're seeing now analysts talking about and and governments also raising the issue of tapping into cities ixtoc bias to be able to mitigate the risks and also stop in a further spike in oil prices is this one i agree with that i just go is this because of the confusion which has been spreading all over the world about what's happening as i was arabia. no i think you know at the beginning i agree with carol with the with cornelia that at the beginning you know there were there was completely people will believe yes there's a detailed information of 1st of all you know saudi arabia itself is a large consumer of oil production but saudi arabia right now is producing 10000000 barrels roughly