Özet:

With the U.S. occupation of Iraq in 2003, Iraq went to a re-administrative formation, during which the formation process, in the north of Iraq, a constitutionally autonomous Kurdish government was established. This administration, which is officially referred to as "Kurdistan Regional Governance" in the Iraqi Constitution and defined by Turkish official authorities as "Irak Northern Local Governance (IKYY), has continued to be organized as a state since its establishment. While this formation that will open the front of an independent Kurdish state in the region is disturbing the region countries, countries such as Turkey and Iran, the Kurdish population, have seen this formation with doubt. These countries, which are concerned about increasing the political demands of the Kurdish population in their own countries, have, in addition to their distant attitudes, not hesitated to establish close relations with this structure because of their interests, and have even used it as a tool in their competition with each other. This structure, which remains in the interests and security of the countries of the region, has managed to use regional balance to preserve their gains. Global actors are closer to their relations with IKYY, due to the wealth of oil resources in the region, in terms of commercial interest. But the states, like the United States and the UK, which are also active in regional politics, see the Kurds, as well as their commercial interests, the countries of the region as a means of destabilization.