Shifting Borders -A Disintegrating Iraq Would Redraw Middle East's Map and Geopolitical Alignments

Trouble in Iraq shown no signs in narrowing and the political map looks for a serious reconfiguration
Capturing towns, oil sites and infrastructure by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) is going on against Iraq government
Syrian branch of Al-Qaida supports the ISIL in increasing establishment of an Islamic caliphate spanning both countries
Ongoing trouble has allowed Kurds to strengthen existing independence while Sunni’s strong northern and central area holds Shia-dominated, oil-rich areas in southern Iraq and appear to be well armed
While the US is careful about any intervention the three regions will create ISIL controlled areas
Sunni Arab state continue to acknowledge ISIL’s fundamentals with Al-Qaida’s support will shape up to be the most sensitive region of the world
Shia-Sunni conflict will cross Iraq and Syria boundaries resulting civilian with the Muslim world
If Saudi renders support to ISIL then it would be in problem as al-Qaida wants to destroy the Saudi monarchy
India and world over receives Middle Eastern Oil Sunni state is a threat for energy markets and Iraq’s break-up eventually takes control of the new Sunni Arab state then the situation would steady in the long run
Iraq’s PM Nouri al-Maliki disagreed to a national unity government, US and Iran should work out to stable the region and deal with new sovereign entities that may emerge
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