Tariq Harb confirms that the Security Council cannot pass a new resolution regarding the end of Iraqi compensation to Kuwait

Saturday 25 December 2021 08:44
 
Baghdad / NINA / - Legal expert Tariq Harb confirmed that the Security Council cannot issue a new resolution regarding the end of Iraqi compensation to Kuwait.

Harb said in a statement: "There is no UN Security Council resolution that includes Iraq's submission to Chapter VII, in order for some to demand that a new UN Security Council resolution include the abolition of submission."

He pointed out: “There are many decisions issued in accordance with Chapter VII, including the decision on oil for food, which ended and the United Nations Committee on Oil for Lunch was canceled and all Iraq’s debts related to oil for food were paid, and it increased by 55 million dollars. This committee handed over the amount to the Iraqi government since Two years, so that decision is over.”

He continued, "There is the decision on the damages of the second Gulf War, which is called / wrongly / compensation for Kuwait, where there is a committee that deducts the compensation amounts from Iraqi oil imports. We paid compensation, most of it to Kuwait, and we paid millions of these compensations to Jordan and Israel on the basis of the environmental damage caused by burning oil wells. Kuwait, and this ended after the last amount was paid a few days ago, and the decision ended, as was the decision on chemical and biological weapons, which ended first after the inspection committees decided that Iraq was free of these weapons.

And he stated: "There is a decision not to buy Iraqi oil. This ended with the fall of the regime, as we can sell oil to any country in the world and we can buy any weapon from all countries in the world and trade with any country, since we are a sovereign and independent country, and only Paris's debts remain subject to To settle with the creditor countries by agreement, and these and other undisclosed debts were not issued by a UN Security Council resolution, so they still exist, noting that with regard to the Iranian war, no decision was issued to pay compensation from Iraq, but the cease-fire decision mentioned the start of the war from without mentioning compensation.

He explained: "There is a UN Security Council resolution in accordance with Chapter VII issued in June 1981 obligating Israel to pay compensation to Iraq due to the destruction of the Iraqi peaceful nuclear program, noting that previous decisions were issued in accordance with Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations, i.e. Articles of the Charter 39 and beyond. Whereas Chapter VII authorizes taking economic and military measures against the countries against which decisions are issued, and one of the most severe decisions is the use of military force to overthrow the previous regime in 2003 AD.”/ Ended 9

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