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Jordanian Personalities Demand Repeal of Military Accord with United States

Dozens of prominent Jordanian national, political, cultural, and tribal figures have issued a joint statement urging the government to annul a military-security agreement with the United States, citing national sovereignty and regional risks.

According to the International Desk of Webangah News Agency, dozens of Jordanian national, political, cultural, and tribal figures have published a joint statement emphasizing the necessity of preserving the country’s national sovereignty. They have called on their government to abolish the military-security agreement with the United States and submit it to parliament for repeal or limitation.

The signatories of this statement clarified that the presence of foreign forces on Jordanian soil exposes the country to security, political, and economic risks, none of which benefit the Jordanian people.

The statement also warned that the deployment of foreign forces increases the likelihood of Jordan being drawn into regional conflicts, despite the country not being a party to these disputes.

These figures underscored the importance of removing Jordan’s strategic facilities from any military use in regional wars and called for preventing these centers from being utilized in military actions related to ongoing conflicts.

The statement continued: Jordan should not bear the cost of policies that do not align with its national interests, nor should its people face the consequences of such approaches.

The signatories further urged Jordanian officials to take immediate and practical steps to maintain the country’s neutrality and prevent Jordan from becoming entangled in the repercussions of aligning with U.S. policies.

In conclusion, these personalities emphasized the need to adopt a policy of genuine neutrality by refraining from participation in any military or logistical actions that favor involved parties.

©‌ Webangah News, Mehr News Agency, Al Mayadeen

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