I'm the president of Iraq and Mr. Trump is the president of the United States.

I deal with the consequences of the policy of the United States.

You as an American, you can think about how your decision making is done.

I don't interfere in domestic affairs of the United States.

No, I fully understand that.

I mean, but do you think that they know that these consequences or what's going to happen?

We have had serious conversations about this with senior American officials.

And I've said that the military defeat of ISIS is an important victory, but not incomplete and precarious too as well.

It can easily unravel.

And this is what I'm worried about.

Five years of blood, treasure, effort.

A lot of human misery went into defeating ISIS.

This victory was not easy, and for anyone to become complacent about it is terrible, reckless, dangerous, tragic.

It sounds like you're worried about what President Trump has done in northern Syria.

The entire neighborhood is is concerned about the implications of this policy.

The Turkish invasion, U.S. policy, and its implications for the wider U.S. policy in the Middle East.

This is causing everybody to recalibrate, to rethink.

And the implications for the Middle East are huge.