CLEAN : Violence in protests absolute tragedy: NATO Iraq chief

The video discusses Iraq's sovereignty and the political interactions with member countries. It highlights the long-term nature of security sector reform, which can take decades. The focus then shifts to the challenges faced by Iraq's military after 2011, emphasizing the need for reform. Finally, NATO's role in urging restraint and its limitations on training related to riot control are covered.

What is a key aspect of Iraq's political situation as discussed in the video?

• Iraq has no political interactions with other countries.

• Iraq's sovereignty is not recognized internationally.

• Iraq is a non-sovereign country.

• Iraq is a sovereign country with political interactions with member countries.

What is the expected duration for security sector reform in Iraq according to the video?

• 20 to 30 years

• 50 years

• 5 to 10 years

• 1 to 2 years

What challenge did Iraq face after combating Daesh?

• A decrease in international support

• Increased focus on economic growth

• A decline in certain military capabilities

• A surge in population

What is NATO's stance on the recent events in Iraq?

• NATO remains neutral.

• NATO supports riot control training.

• NATO urges restraint.

• NATO encourages aggressive action.

What type of training does NATO not provide to Iraq?

• Technical skills training

• Leadership training

• Riot control training

• Military strategy training