Iran's high delegation is scheduled to visit the Kurdistan Democratic Party (KDP) next week and receive the party's response to the case of its alliance with Sadr and Halbousi.
A senior source from the PDK's political bureau told Draw that the Party's political bureau is scheduled to meet in the next two days and decide on the issues of the tripartite coalition, the issue of President’s position, gas export, and the local election issues.
According to the KDP source, Iran's delegation visits Erbil to get the final answer from KDP about the tripartite alliance. "If the KDP agrees to Iran's demands, Iran would handle some issues for the KDP, including:
• Resolving the federal court's decision on oil and gas in the Kurdistan Region.
• The candidate for President, who will be the KDP, and Massoud Barzani’s favorite.
• The issue of the Kurdistan Regional Government's elections and attempts to bring the PUK and KDP back together on the suspended issues.

If the KDP won’t agree to Iran's demands and remains in a trilateral alliance, there are some possibilities  are expected:
• The region's internal problems would be more complex and the possibility of two administrations will increase.
• Federal court decisions will be fully implemented and KRG oil will be prohibited from exporting.
• The PUK would agree with Somo and the gas of its area would be sold through Somo.
Masrour Barzani's visit to Turkey and Britain is for gaining support for PDK's policies and agendas until they won’t be under Iranian pressure, as the KDP believes the federal court’s decision and the Erbil missile attack and the PUK's stance are part of Iran's pressure to force the KDP to compromise and withdraw from the trilateral alliance. Barzani has repeatedly told those who visited him that he would "never accept the pressures" and showed that he does not care even if they go back to two administrations.
On March 10, an Iranian delegation led by former Iranian ambassador to Iraq Hassan Danai fard met in Erbil with KDP’s President Masoud Barzani, whose visit was aimed at convincing the Party to leave the trilateral alliance in order to form a pro-Iranian government in Iraq.