The United States has resumed sending cash transfers to Iraq, according to advisors to the Iraqi prime minister. This follows a period of suspension that disrupted Iraq’s economy. The resumption of shipments, reported by the New York Times, is expected to stabilize Iraq’s financial situation. Details regarding the reasons for the initial suspension and the terms of the renewed transfers were not immediately available. The move signals continued US economic engagement with Iraq. However, the long-term implications of this financial support remain to be seen, particularly concerning Iraq’s economic independence. This development is considered crucial for mitigating potential economic instability within the country.