Shafaq news/ A Kurdish political analyst said that Iraqi Prime Minister Nuri al-Maliki revealed Kurdish intentions of secession from the center, indicating that the relations between Baghdad and Erbil, were not built on solid foundations, but has always been a courtesy, and that the Kurdish leadership has neglected the Kurdish role in Baghdad. Baghdad government is continuing in Bathiest Arabization policy in the disputed areas and trying to tighten its economic control on Government of the Region by not approving   about an agreed  form of the law of oil and gas.
The Kurdish political analyst Nadim Saied Waisy said in a statement to "Shafaq  News" that "the Kurds admonish the central government on financial matters, forgetting other important issues such  as the matters of Kirkuk and other disputed areas and Article 140 and the law of oil and gas," . He expressed his belief that "The Iraqi government was not only negligent in these cases, but also it is trying to perpetuate the policy of the Bathiest Arabization in the disputed areas secretly.

Waisy said , "The Baghdad government is not the decision-maker in what it carries out; but the final decision, however, is in the hands of Iran which run it  . The evidence of this is that when the relations between the Kurdistan Regional Government with the Iranian side deteriorated , it is reflected in the form of the relationship between the Iraqi government and the region  which in turn becomes bad ".
As for the timing of the current escalation between the Baghdad government and the region, he says, "This timing  also came as I said to coincide with what Iran is doing of hostile acts against the border areas in Kurdistan," adding that " Baghdad government at this time feels that Kurdistan Region suffers from a range of internal problems that it tries to exploit in order to be able to strengthen its control over the government of the region by continuing to impose a policy of Arabization in the disputed areas in Khanaqin and Jalawla and Sa'adia. "
On the possibility of the failure of the forthcoming visit of the delegation of the Region to Baghdad to achieve positive results and the Kurds to do, he  said, "The Kurds can pressure on Maliki's list that did not win the majority of votes in the last election but Allawi's list was the winner," noting that " the Kurds can do political maneuver to take Maliki away from power through alliance with other powers or suspend the work of Kurdish Ministers in the Iraqi government as  leverage against the government. "