Established in Iraq after the last parliamentary elections in October last year, a tripartite coalition comprising both the "sovereignty" coalition (the largest Sunni bloc in

Parliament), Khamis al-Khenger, also belonging to Parliament Speaker Mohammed al-Halbusi, the PDK bloc Masood Barzani, as well as the Sadr stream

After the recent moves of the leader of the Sadri movement, Muqtada al-Sadr, and especially the withdrawal from political life, the question now arises: what is the fate of the tripartite coalition of which he was a part?

In a position opposing Sadr's direction, after his recent moves, Al-Hablousi, Al-Khanjar and Barzani stressed during a meeting gathered the importance of holding early elections, preceded by the formation of a government, and stressed the need for the House of Representatives to continue its work until the election date.

In the view of observers, the outcome of the recent meeting between the dagger, Halbusi and Barzani indicates the refusal of the two sides to keep pace with the Sadr stream of the call for the dissolution of the Iraqi Parliament, which had finally demanded their position on the dissolution of the Parliament, which, according to them, meant that the tripartite alliance between the Sadr, the KurDDdistan and the sovereign.

Other analysts are of the view that the parties, as the two largest forces in the Kurdish and Sunni components, seek to avoid involvement in the Shia divide and non-interference in the conflict between the framework and the current, and that this attitude does not necessarily imply an excessive conclusion of their alliance with the chest.