The U.S. supports the Iraqi government

The concern of the U.S. government , the situation in Iraq , it seems very high , and the actions of Sunni extremist groups have raised the attention of the White House , which fears an increase in the extent of the danger of Islamic fundamentalism in a region particularly sensitive to balances religious , with all of its consequences, as the nation of Iraq, where the rivalry between Shia and Sunni is likely to lead the country to collapse. The U.S. has confirmed the executive of Baghdad all their support against the Sunni militias , which in fact , are operating in the Al Anbar province and the cities of Ramadi and Fallujah, Al Qaeda , with the clear intention to remove this part of the country by state sovereignty , to establish an Islamic caliphate . The U.S. policy , however, does not cover more , with the Obama doctrine , a direct involvement of its armed forces on Iraqi soil , which was also promptly denied by Washington, despite the wishes of the government of Iraq, but provides aid and supplies of military equipment , even at high degree of specialization and technological war that can subvert the course of the dispute with the Islamic fundamentalists . The delivery of drones and missiles is part of the overall strategy , which aims to limit first , then the isolation and the ultimate defeat of the fundamentalist groups. The scale of intervention , which may not immediately seek complete victory , it is necessary for the support enjoyed by the Sunni militias among citizens of the occupied areas , and this benefit is due in large part to the predominance growth of the government in Baghdad , that would be the cause of the alleged ethnic discrimination allocated to the central government . This is likely due to overshadowing , among the population, the political meaning and consequences of the occupation Sunni extremists , who, as the first effect, would result in the establishment of Islamic law , such as the Basic Law. The situation that presents itself on the international scene , however, is unique because it combines , in fact, though probably not in a concrete way , the United States to Iran, which also supports the government in Baghdad , joining to the growth of the country. Washington Moreover , at this stage, through overt support to the Iraqi government stands on a face opposite to that of the Gulf countries , while fearing that an advanced that it can go too far ahead of the Sunnis , it supports in any way the action just to counter Tehran. It is a twist and certainly unexpected developments in the international politics of the region , which shows that the instability and unpredictability of events is , at present, the element that most characterizes this phase of history . This profound uncertainty makes it difficult odds, both short and long term on the conclusion of this , which is being heralded as a new front that contains a hazard that goes far beyond the territorial boundaries in which it takes place . Moreover, the new American involvement , even if only at the level of military supplies , including drones , however , could involve the U.S. in new disputes and retaliation by Islamic terrorists , who seek to consolidate their position in the area, to affect war Syria and to create a base of Al Qaeda firmly rooted in the territory . These elements should lead to a reflection on the negative aspects of American foreign policy pursued by the Bush administration, but settled in a negative way , because incomplete , Obama : errors of assessment you have been on both sides and is now likely to promote a new rise of Islamic terrorism, also because of the wrong prediction of the evolution of international , who is presenting news always caused by lack of an overview capable of preventing new scenarios.