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- Iraq will travel to Mexico for the World Cup playoff on March 31.
- Adnan Dirjal, president of the Iraqi Football Association, said Iraq will fly privately and has visas.
- Regional airspace has been disrupted since February 28, complicating travel.
- Graham Arnold warned the conflict could hinder Iraq from fielding a full squad.
- Dirjal said Iraq remains focused on qualifying for the World Cup despite Iran's participation uncertainty.
