Muqtada al - Sadr: Iran sends suicide bombers to Iraq

Muqtada al - Sadr: Iran sends suicide bombers to Iraq

07/11/2016     0:40



Muqtada al - Sadr , leader of the Sadrist   


Accused the Sadr movement , leader Moqtada al - Sadr in Baghdad, Iran is sending suicide bombers to Iraq, stressing that Tehran 's like some neighboring countries, have negative interventions in Iraq, announcing the rejection of those interventions.

Sadr said in an interview with Al- Iraqiya "East": "The relationship with Iran is volatile and most of the Iranian officials, not liking them my attitude towards what is happening in Iraq, and they do not get me on a clear position , " describing himself in that relationship as "naughty."

The Shiite leader innocence of his supporters to storm the parliament building and the prime minister, through the operations of the sit -in in front of the gate in central Baghdad 's Green Zone , which led to demand political reform and an end to corruption in state institutions.
Sadr said: "directed protesters to withdraw to the Square celebrations and the lack of any attack on the embassy within the region , " stressing that anyone who attacked the embassy of an Arab or foreign does not represent the Sadrists.

He added: " The protesters entered the Parliament building and not a real parliament."

And questioned in the presence of a real legislative authority in Iraq, pointing out that "Disabled legislation and laws is wide open , " Sadr called for new demonstrations demanding a presidential reform after they had been demanded by the reform and ministerial in reference to his willingness to support demanding a change of the three presidencies or two of them in Iraq.

The face of al- Sadr warning to the US Embassy in Baghdad , saying that " the US embassy harassed us a little bit when you're Matsma in the tent , where a helicopter hovered above the tent , " he said , adding: "We also Sntharc them."

He explained that the election that produced the Iraqi parliament were not fair and conducted in accordance with the principle of sticks and carrots to pay bribes.

He Shiite leader that he pulled out of the sit - ins so as not to hand over the country to the former Prime Minister Nuri al - Maliki, said: "We have pulled out of the sit - ins because I do not want to go out of Iraq (affluence) corrupt to (affluence) al - Maliki , which are the most and the most powerful."

He revealed more than an attempt to assassinate him last of which was what he suffered his motorcade, which was hit by a car procession , which was traveling behind him during his visit to Baghdad, after his famous speech to the protesters in Tahrir Square.

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