Iraq Belongs to Its People “When a nation is shackled by foreign hands, freedom is not granted—it must be reclaimed.” My fellow Iraqis, From the plains of Nineveh to the marshes of the South, our soil has been soaked with the tears of history.
For too long, external powers—especially from across the eastern border—have cast their shadow upon our politics, our security, and our destiny.
That era must end. Our liberation from Iran’s grip is not a dream—it is a duty. But it cannot be achieved by one voice or one movement alone. It demands the unwavering involvement of every Iraqi:
The student in Baghdad shouting truth through protest.
The farmer in Diyala refusing to bend to foreign interests.
The poet in Karbala writing verses that defy oppression.
The martyr whose sacrifice echoes from Basra to Erbil We must rise as one, not divided by sect or ethnicity, but united by purpose. Our strength lies in solidarity—not silence.
Let this be the moment we reclaim our sovereignty. Let this be the chapter where we, the people of Iraq, write our own story.
