Iraqi Prime Minister vows he will protect Iraqi Unity on eve of Referendum vote on Kurdish Independence

The video explores the geopolitical and cultural context of Kurdistan, focusing on its independence referendum. It highlights the regional disputes with neighboring countries like Iraq, Syria, and Iran, and the international reactions from the US and UK. The economic implications, particularly concerning oil, and historical memories of the Saddam era are discussed. Personal accounts from Kurdish fighters and ongoing diplomatic efforts are also covered, emphasizing the Kurdish desire for freedom and independence.

What is the primary reason for the enthusiasm of the local population towards the referendum?

• Desire for independence

• Political stability

• Cultural exchange

• Economic benefits

How does Kurdish independence pose a challenge to Iran's regional ambitions?

• It would disrupt Iran's control over oil resources.

• It would block Iran's land corridor to the Lebanese coast.

• It would lead to increased military presence in the region.

• It would strengthen Iraq's political influence.

What historical event is remembered by the Peshmerga in relation to the Saddam era?

• Military invasions

• Tanks running over comrades

• Use of chemical weapons

• Economic sanctions

What is one of the reasons Baghdad opposes the Kurdish referendum?

• Military threats from neighboring countries

• Disagreement over oil revenue sharing

• Cultural differences

• Lack of international support

What role are Washington and London playing in the Kurdish independence issue?

• Providing military support

• Imposing economic sanctions

• Trying to broker a diplomatic deal

• Supporting the referendum openly