The position of Sunni Arabs in US security strategy in post-Saddam Iraq

With the US invasion of Iraq in 2003, the Ba'athist regime led by Saddam Hussein collapsed and US government-men took over responsibility for security and the formation of a new government in Iraq. According to the initial US strategy in the new Iraqi government, many Sunni Arab currents faced the issue of exclusion and marginalization. But subsequent developments in Iraq and the establishment of power in that country were progressing against the goals of the Americans, which led to a revision of the American strategy following the developments in Iraq. What is the main question in the forthcoming article is what is the role and position of the Sunni Arabs in the US security strategy in the face of the developments in Iraq after the fall of Saddam Hussein? The findings show that the United States's security strategy in Iraq is based on upsetting the balance of power and weakening the power of the Shiites and Iran, and in this regard has tried to use the capabilities of the Sunni Arabs in Iraq