An analyst has recently posted statements in which it has blamed Turkey for backing Kurdistan region against Iraqi government. Followed with another accuse upon Turkey, which blames it for weakening the central Iraqi government and its forces.

The issue has become a big concern for many as recently, three car bombings occurred in the northern Iraqi City of Kirkuk on Tuesday that killed four people along with wounding sixteen others.

The bomb attacks seem to be an answer to the deal that was a day earlier than the day of attacks, signed between Baghdad and the Kurdistan region with an aim to ease tension in the disputed areas of northern Iraq, the regions that stand at odds over a number of issues like oil production etc.

In context to same, Press TV conducted an interview with Mr. Zayd al-Isa, a Middle East expert from London, along with Mr. Basim Abu Tabikh, political analyst from Beirut and Mr. Edward Peck, former US chief of mission in Iraq from Washington.

Turkey raised its concern on Tuesday over the existing security tension between the federal government in Baghdad and Iraq's Kurdistan region.

Explaining which, foreign ministry spokesman Mr. Selcuk Unal said, "Security and stability in Iraq are highly important for Turkey".