Kurdish blocs "shocked" from Saturday's speech to the slaves and demanding "apology"

Kurdish blocs "shocked" from Saturday's speech to the slaves and demanding "apology"

To ignore the sacrifices of the Peshmerga in the war on terror ...

10/12/2017 - 14:28 News / Kurdistan



BAGHDAD (Reuters) - Kurdish blocs in Iraq's parliament said on Sunday they were "shocked" by the behavior of Iraqi Prime Minister Haider al-Abadi in his speech to celebrate victory over a preacher who publicly ignored the sacrifices of the Peshmerga forces in the war on terrorism. He mentioned all aspects of the Iraqi security system, Part of the Iraqi defense system.

The five Kurdish blocs in the Iraqi parliament called on the Kurdistan Democratic Party, the Patriotic Union of Kurdistan, Change, the Islamic Union and the Islamic Group of the Bloc to apologize and correct his speech. "Today we denounce this position (ignoring the mention of Peshmerga forces), which requires a correction and an apology. The position of Mr. Prime Minister in the budget and gross injustice and injustice is not only Peshmerga, but all the citizens of the region.

And considered the Kurdish parliamentary blocs, this position Abadi, "a public disregard for the sacrifices of tens of thousands of martyrs and wounded and prisoners and victims of the Peshmerga, who drew with their blood glittering pages of glory and honor as they fight terrorism and its fall and fortify its castles and fortresses and offer a waterfall of blood and carcasses in order to defend all Iraqis and fill the void Which left the withdrawal of the army sectors in the first shock of their black march (armed supporters) on the cities of Iraq. "

Kurdish blocs expressed their hope that this position of Abadi, separately and not included in the framework of "the policy of targeting the federal experience and the real partnership between the components of Iraq, it is not consistent with the new Iraq and the Constitution, which voted for him, which distinguishes between the components of the Iraqi people."

The Kurdish blocs concluded their statement by saying: "We hope to turn the page of the past and to overcome the past and build confidence through positive attitudes that reflect the spirit of partnership and equality and the state of citizenship and justice."

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