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The decisive word Regarding the suspicion in the case of Imam Al-Mahdi And so the Romans began to strike the tails of the horses, and the Romans struck the horses of the Abyssinians, following the Arabs. The Arabs, like the Iraqis, said: "The victory is not achieved by the sword, The tails are cut off, and the heads are severed. The dead do not rise, and the oath is broken. If it were a matter of the head, it would have been cut off."

And so the situation returned to the Romans, like the Iraqis. And America did not intervene in Iraq, for the role would have fallen to Britain, and it also had its own Roman role and the role of the Eastern army. This is why Iraq was seeing and increasing threats from the potential fall of Israel, which poured oil on the fire that was already burning. And thus the battles began.

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