In fact, it is not difficult to get the United States to give up supporting the Kurds, because from the beginning, the United States has not really wholeheartedly supported the Kurdish armed forces.

The first is the relationship with Turkey, which has been in conflict with the Kurdish forces in order to suppress the Kurdish dreams of statehood.

The conflict between the Turks and the Kurds in this regard has been going on for hundreds of years, and the two sides have engaged in numerous armed confrontations and direct military conflicts.

The Kurds in Iran have also been seeking independence and have often been curbed by the Iranians.

The situation of the Kurds in Syria is similar, and the other three of the four major ethnic groups in the Middle East, which are similar to the Kurds, are all suppressing the Kurdish dream of statehood.

What is now Kurdistan in Iraq, the three provinces where Kurds are concentrated, is already Kurdish-controlled areas.

It is also designated as an opposition force by the Iraqi government, and the Kurdish forces have not stopped fighting against the Islamic State when the Iraqi government is fighting against the Islamic State.

Because a large part of the land occupied by the Islamic State is the original land of Kurdistan.

The Iraqi government wants to reclaim the former Iraqi territory from the Islamic State, and the Kurdish forces want to reclaim large swaths of the settlements they have had since the Gulf War.

At the same time, however, there are frequent military clashes and confrontations between Iraqi and Kurdish forces, and the situation is very complicated.

If it weren't for Cai Ruichen's sudden rise, I'm afraid that the current Iraq would still be the same.

Even if the United States wants to solve the trouble of ISIS as soon as possible. It is also impossible to accomplish such a goal in a short period of time.

But when it comes to Kurdish words. It's more sensitive. In Iran, there are more than seven million Kurds, in Iraq there are also eight million Kurds, in Turkey there are fifteen million, and in Syria there are millions.

These Kurds, although spread across four countries, actually all live in the same region.

In the north of Iraq. Then to the northwest corner of Iran, the northeast corner of Syria and the southern part of Turkey, a circle is drawn here, which is the Kurdistan region in the eyes of the Kurds.

And Cai Ruichen does not necessarily have to use force to solve the Kurdish troubles, but for this kind of nation, which has always had its own dream of founding a country for many years, it is almost impossible to resolve such troubles peacefully.

Unless Cai Ruichen can find a place for them to see in another place, but the earth is so big. Nor is there a place where Kurdish statehood can be made.

Cai Ruichen naturally couldn't choose this super difficult way, but the best way. Or use force to dismantle the Kurdish forces in Iraq.

At least in this regard, the Iraqis will be quite supportive, after all, the establishment of a Kurdish state still touches on the fundamental interests of the other three peoples in the Middle East.

At present, the United States is still providing assistance to the Kurdish forces, and Cai Ruichen cannot attack the Kurds casually.

Of course, if a targeted attack is carried out on the areas occupied by the Islamic State, the place where it is defeated will naturally be its own, and no one will say anything.

After thinking about it again, Cai Ruichen didn't dare to eat and drink wildly, and he became a big fat man in one go, and he chose to come step by step.

It is only logical to take control of the Iraqi government first, and then use the government's pretext to engage in a little trickery.

Otherwise, it would be too troublesome to negotiate with the Iraqi government or something.

Just when Cai Ruichen was enjoying Natasha's gentle acupressure, the miniature console in his hand suddenly shook, and when he turned on the projection, he saw the red dots flashing on the three-dimensional map of the headquarters displayed on the main map of the base.

Tonight is destined to be a very lively night at the headquarters of the Future Technology Group.

Although it has not yet officially opened to the public, everyone who lives in the headquarters is already visiting this state-of-the-art and charming building.

However, in the midst of the excitement, there is a little disharmony.

A Tom appeared outside the 120-storey building of the headquarters of Future Technology Group, clinging to the glass outside the building, and then carefully pasting a small eavesdropping device on the outside glass on the other side of the building.

Then you can see that this Tom brother quickly returned to his room, and then several people worked together to reinstall the removed glass, and the glass was tightly closed on the surface of the building, and there was no trace of being dismantled at all.

Cai Ruichen, who clearly witnessed this scene, intercepted this paragraph with great interest, and being able to witness a demeanor similar to Brother Tom in reality can be regarded as a great gain in life.

And this guy is obviously not making a movie, because there are no accidents and ups and downs in the whole process, and it is very smooth.

"The bugging, the target is the Russian suite where Putin will stay tomorrow, does it need to be shielded, or let the outer level of the headquarters maintenance robot, go and tear it down?" Seeing this, Natasha asked.

"No, the Americans want to hear what Putin is doing in the room, then let the Americans listen." Cai Ruichen shook his head and said.

"But Commander, haven't you already arranged a time to meet with Putin in the Russian suite tomorrow after the completion ceremony?" Natasha said.

"I know, and it is precisely because of this that it is even more irrelevant to let the Americans listen to it." Cai Ruichen said very confidently.

He didn't understand what the Americans were going to do.

And how can a character like Putin, when he is away from home, say some state secrets in a strange environment.

The Americans are naturally aware of this, and this listening device is naturally aimed at the talks between Cai Ruichen and Putin tomorrow.

After all, Putin's personal visit to Iraq this time is a very important signal for the United States.

And the person Putin wants to meet is still Cai Ruichen, a potential stock that the Americans are trying their best to woo, and at this time, the United States must be more vigilant about whether Cai Ruichen will be co-opted by Russia.

Especially at the current critical time when the oil war between the United States and Russia is quite critical, in such a situation, even the United States, which has absolute self-confidence, must raise its vigilance to 12 points.

At the same time, this is also a covert investigation of Cai Ruichen, and Americans also want to see Cai Ruichen's performance in front of Putin. Let's see if Cai Ruichen is the right person for the United States, if not, it naturally needs to be solved as soon as possible. (To be continued.) )